TOKYO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Toshiba Corporation (TOKYO:6502) today announced that it has launched a 3-phase brushless1 sensorless motor2 pre-driver IC for automotive applications, “TB9061AFNG”. Sample shipments will start in October, with mass production scheduled to start in March, 2014.
The engines of cars equipped with an idling reduction system cut out when the system is activated, and the power source for oil pumps and engine cooling pumps must be shifted from the engine to the motor. The new IC incorporates Toshiba’s original brushless motor drive control circuit that can control motors without using heat-sensitive hole sensors3, securing control of pumps in a very hot environment. The product also contributes to materials and cost reductions.
Key Features of the Product
1.
Sensorless motor drive
120-degree rectangular wave motor control is
realized by an input signal line that measures the induced voltage4 of
the motors and three-phase motor output. The IC does not require
external hole sensors, contributing to simple system configuration and
smaller PCB size.
2. Motor rotation can be controlled by the DC input signal or the PWM input signal.
3. Efficient motor drive control by lead angle5 setting
Selection
of preliminary programmed lead angle setting offers improvement of motor
drive efficiency.
4. A built-in automatic return control functions reduces motor stops caused by external control in DC input control mode.
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Main Specifications |
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| Part Number | TB9061AFNG | |
| Mass Production | March, 2014 | |
| Mass Production Volume | 1 Million pieces per year | |
| Channels | 6 channels (high side: 3 channels, low side: 3 channels) | |
| Operating Voltage Range | +5.5 to 18V | |
| Operating Temperature Range | -40 to 125°C | |
| Input Signal | Compatible with both external PWM duty input and DC input control | |
| Drive Control | Motor drive overcurrent detection circuit, the motor drive current limiter circuit, VCC overvoltage detection circuit, IC internal overheat detection circuit, external temperature anomaly detection circuit, step-out detection and automatic return control circuit. | |
| Detection Circuits | Over current detection, over temperature detection, over voltage detection, low voltage detection of VCC, internal and external temperature detection, external temperature limiter circuit and motor lock detection | |
| Diagnostic Circuits | Having the function of determining an abnormality such as a motor lock detection and rotational speed. | |
| Package | SSOP24 (7.8mm x 7.6mm x 1.2mm) | |
Notes:
[1]: Motors without commutator (brush).
[2]: Motors that acquire
rotary position by comparing motors virtual midpoint voltage and induced
voltage generated in drive coils.
[3]: A magnetic sensor to detect
rotary position and rotation speed.
[4]: Voltage generated in the
coil when turning the motor
[5]: A method to improve the efficiency
of the motor by adjusting the phase difference between the voltage and
current
Customer Inquiries:
Automotive Sales and Marketing Department
Tel:
+81-3-3457-3428
Information in this document, including product prices and specifications, content of services and contact information, is current on the date of the announcement but is subject to change without prior notice.
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community solutions, medical systems and escalators & elevators; and
home appliances.
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