TOKYO — (BUSINESS WIRE) — September 30, 2014 — Toshiba Corporation (TOKYO:6502) today announced the launch of “TB67S269FTG”, a bipolar stepping motor driver offering a high voltage of 50V and current of 2.0A. Sample shipments start today, with mass production scheduled to start in October.
Toshiba launches bipolar stepping motor driver "TB67S269FTG" with maximum rating of 50V and 2A (Photo: Business Wire)
High speed, high ability motor drive is required for application in printers, office automation equipment, ATMs, banknote identification machines, amusement machines, and home appliances. On the other hand, the downsizing of the equipment is accelerated by customers’ demands for space-saving equipment with excellent design. Measures to reduce heat generated inside equipment are also growing in importance.
Last year, Toshiba released a bipolar stepping motor driver, “TB67S109AFTG”, with a maximum rating of 50V and 4.0V. This reduced heat and increased efficiency by increasing the switching speed and adopting motor driving technology (ADMD [1]) developed by Toshiba.
“TB67S269FTG” is pin-compatible with “TB67S109AFTG”. Its current rating is configured to 2.0A, which is widely used in amusement machines and home appliances. Expansion of the product line-up allows customers to select the current variation that best fits their needs.
Main Features of the New Product
1. Low heat generation
Heat generation is reduced by low on resistance (0.8Ω or less, upper + lower) and ADMD technology.
2. Low vibration and low noise
High-resolution motor driving technology of 1/32 steps (max.) is adopted to reduce vibration and noise.
3. Small package
Heat treatment of the equipment and the module can be simplified by adopting the small, high heat radiation QFN package. This supports downsizing and cost reduction.
4. Built-in error detection circuits
The new product incorporates the thermal shutdown circuit and the overcurrent shutdown circuit. The safety and the reliability of the equipment are increased by outputting error signal from those circuits during equipment design.
Applications
Amusement machines (pachinko, video slot machines), home appliances (refrigerators, air conditioners), industrial equipment (banking terminals such as ATMs, office- and factory-automation equipment).
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Main specifications |
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| Product name | TB67S269FTG | |
| Control I/F | CLK input | |
| Absolute maximum ratings | 50V, 2.0A | |
| Package | QFN48 (size: 7mm×7mm×0.5mm, pin pitch: 0.5mm) | |
| Other features |
Built-in error detection circuits (thermal shutdown circuit and overcurrent shutdown circuit) Built-in output function of error detection flag (ERR output) Sequence-free of power supply by single power drive |
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| Mass production schedule | From October, 2014 | |
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Advanced Dynamic Mixed Decay. Toshiba's originally developed motor control technology; offers high efficient motor operation by automated optimization of drive current. |
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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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