The LB1895 and LB1895D are 3-phase brushless motor drivers
for use in CD-ROM spindle motors.
Functions and Features
.
Current linear drive
.
V-type control amplifier built in
.
Because the power supply for the bias circuit on the upper
output side is separate, output with low saturation can be
attained by boosting only that power supply. (Effective when
V
=5V)
CC
.
Because current is detected on the upper side, there is no
voltage loss due to the RF resistance. In addition, the RF
voltage reduces the power dissipation within the IC.
(Effective when V
.
Start/Stop function built in
.
Thermal shutdown circuit built in
.
Overcurrent protection circuit built in
.
Two-channel Hall signal comparator built in.
(For detecting rotation direction and Hall FG output)
.
Hall device bias built in
CC
=5V)
Package Dimensions
unit : mm
3222-HSOP28
[LB1895]
114
0.8
unit : mm
3196-DIP30SD
2.7
15.2
0.3
0.8
[LB1895D]
1528
5.6
0.2
1.8max
0.1
SANYO : HSOP28
1.0
7.6
0.5
SANYO : DIP30SD
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4097HA(II) No.5634-1/12
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LB1895, 1895D
Specifications
Maximum Ratings atTa=25°C
ParameterSymbolConditionsRatingsUnit
Maximum supply voltage 1V
Maximum supply voltage 2V
Maximum supply voltage 3V
Applied output voltageV
Applied input voltageV
Output currentI
Allowable power dissipationPd max
Operating temperatureTopr–20 to +75
Storage temperatureTstg–55 to +150
Operating Conditions atTa=25°C
ParameterSymbolConditionsRatingsUnit
Supply voltage
1 max7V
CC
2 max14.4V
CC
3 max14.4V
CC
max14.4V
O
maxVCC1V
I
max1.0A
O
Indepent IC [LB1895]0.5W
Glass epoxy board
(114.3 × 762 × 1.5 mm) [LB1895D]
14to6V
V
CC
V
2^ VCC14 to 13.6V
CC
V
32 to 13.6V
CC
2.4W
C
°
C
°
Application Examples atTa=25°C
(1) 12 V model
Power supply pinsConditionsRatingsUnit
V
1REG. voltage4 to 6V
CC
V
2=VCC3UN-REG. voltage4to 13.6V
CC
(2) 5 V model
Power supply pinsConditionsRatingsUnit
V
1=VCC3REG. voltage4 to 6V
CC
V
2Boost voltage or REG. voltage (Note)4 to 13.6V
CC
Note: If VCC2 is used as the boost voltage, output with low saturation can be used.
ParameterSymbolConditionsmintypmaxUnit
[Supply current]
Supply current 1I
Supply current 2I
Supply current 3I
Output quiescent current 1I
Output quiescent current 2I
Output quiescent current 3I
[Output]
Upper saturation voltage 1V
Lower saturation voltage 1V
Upper saturation voltage 2V
Lower saturation voltage 2V
Current limiter setting voltageVC
[Hall Amplifier]
Hall amplifier common-mode
input voltage range
Hall amplifier input bias currentIH
Minimum Hall input levelVH
[S/S pin]
High-level voltageV
Low-level voltageV
Input currentI
LEAK currentI
[Control stage]
VC pin input currentI
VC
pin input currentI
REF
Voltage gainVG
Rising threshold voltageVC
Rising threshold voltage width∆ VC
[Hall supply]
Hall supply voltageV
Allowable currentI
[Thermal shutdown]
Operating temperatureT
Hysteresis∆T
[Hall comparator]
Input offset voltageV
Input hysteresisV
Output ON voltageV
Output OFF voltageV
Output current (sink)I
Note: When in S/S OFF (standby) state, the Hall comparator goes high.
*D stands for design target; this value is not measured.
1VC=VC
CC
2VC=VC
CC
3VC=VC
CC
CC1OQ
CC2OQ
CC3OQ
OU
OD
OU
OD
VH
COM
S/SH
S/SL
S/SI
S/SL
VC
VCREF
H
TSD
TSD
offset10mV
HCI
HCI
OU
OD
SINK
V
V
V
1
IO= –0.5 A, VCC1=5V,VCC2=VCC3 = 12 V0.81.3V
1I
O
2I
O
2I
O
RRF = 0.43 Ω0.250.320.4V
L
IB
IN
V
V
VC=VC
VC=VC
∆VRF/∆VC0.20.250.3Times
CO
VC
TH
VC
TH
IH= 5 mA1.01.6V
H
*D150180210
*D15
hys3815mV
Note4.7V
REF
REF
REF
= 0 V200µA
S/S
= 0 V30µA
S/S
= 0 V30µA
S/S
= 0.5 A, VCC1=5V,VCC2=VCC3 = 12 V0.30.5V
= –0.5 A, VCC1=VCC3=5V,VCC2 = 12 V0.30.5V
= 0.5 A, VCC1=VCC3=5V,VCC2 = 12 V0.30.5V
= 5 V200µA
S/S
= 0 V–30µA
S/S
= 2.5 V13µA
REF
= 2.5 V13µA
REF
= 2.5 V2.352.65V
REF
= 2.5 V50150mV
REF
47mA
00.5mA
150250µA
1
V
1.2
CC
–1.0
V
12µA
60mVp-p
2.0VCC1V
0.7V
20mA
C
°
C
°
0.3V
3mA
No.5634-3/12
Page 4
LB1895, 1895D
Truth Table
1
2
3
4
5
6
W phase → V phase
V phase → W phaseL
W phase → U phase
U phase → W phaseL
V phase → W phase
W phase → V phaseL
U phase → V phase
V phase → U phaseL
V phase → U phase
U phase → V phaseL
U phase → W phase
W phase → U phaseL
2.8
2.4
2.0
1.6
1.2
0.8
0.4
0
|
20204006080100
Allowable power dissipation, Pd max – W
Source → sink
Pd max – Ta
LB1895D
LB1895
Ambient temperature, Ta –°C
Input
UVW
HHL
HLL
LLH
LHL
HLH
LHH
Control
VC
H
H
H
H
H
H
Inputs
H: For each phase input 2, phase input 1 is at a higher electric potential of 0.2 V or more.
L: For each phase input 2, phase input 1 is at a lower electric potential of 0.2 V or more.
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Page 5
LB1895 Pin Assignment
NC
PWR GNDNCW
OUT
VC
LB1895, 1895D
REF
VC
VCREF
FC
FRAME GNDNCSIG GND
2
1
2
IN
IN
W
V
VH
IN
W
S/S
2120191817161528272625242322
LB1895
9
1234567
OUTUOUT
V
OUT
PWR GND
W
302928272625242322212019181716
NC
NC
2
V
CC
VC
3
NC
CC
V
REF
VC
VCREFFCFRAME GND
RF
FRAME GND
8
1
V
FRAME GND
FRAME GND
SIG GND
1011121314
CC
COMPOWCOMPO
V
S/S
VH
1
NC
U
2
1
IN
IN
W
W
LB1895D
HSOP-28
2
IN
1
IN
IN
V
U
A06714
Top view
2
IN
V
DIP-30SD
123456789
OUTUOUT
V
NC
2
CC
V
3
CC
V
RF
FRAME GND
FRAME GND
1011
1
CC
V
COMPOWCOMPO
V
FRAME GND
12131415
1
2
IN
IN
U
U
1
IN
V
A06715
Top view
No.5634-5/12
Page 6
LB1895 Block Diagram
LB1895, 1895D
2
CC
V
RF
OUT
U
Output control
OUT
V
OUT
W
3
CC
V
PWR GND
–
Current limiter
REF
VC
VCREF
+
–
+
VC
SIG GND
Thermal shutdown
voltage
Reference
A06716
FCS/S
1
CC
V
For/Rev
COMPO
Matrix FR
supply
+
–
1
2
IN
IN
U
U
+
–
2
1
IN
IN
V
V
+
1
IN
W
Hall power
–
2
VH
IN
W
+
–
+
W
COMPO
V
–
No.5634-6/12
Page 7
LB1895, 1895D
Pin Descriptions
Note: Numbers within ( ) are for LB1895D
Pin No.SymbolVoltageEquivalent circuitDescription
4V
6 (5)V
8 (10)V
9(11)V
10 (12)W
24 V to 13.6 V
CC
32 V to 13.6 V
CC
14Vto6V
CC
COMPO
COMPO
150µA
10kΩ
V
CC1
9 10
(11, 12)
A06717
Supply pin that provides pre-drive
voltage for the source side.
Supply pin that provides voltage
for the constant current control
amplifier.
Supply pin that provides voltage
for all circuits except the output
transistor, source-side pre-drive,
and constant current control
amplifier.
V-phase Hall element waveform
Schmitt comparator output pin.
W-phase Hall element waveform
Schmitt comparator output pin.
12 (13)U
13 (14)U
14 (15)V
15 (16)V
16 (17)W
17 (18)W
18 (19)VH
V
CC1
1
IN
14
16
(15)
(17)
12
(13)
75µA
30kΩ
200Ω
200Ω
25µA
25µA25µA
25µA
2kΩ
1.2 V to
1–1V
V
CC
2
IN
1
IN
2
IN
1.2 V to
V
1–1V
1
IN
2
IN
CC
200Ω
V
18
(19)
25µA
CC1
200Ω
A06720
13
(14)
A06718
V
A06719
CC1
(16)
(18)
15
17
U-phase Hall element input pin.
Logic HIGH is represented by
U
1>UIN2.
IN
V-phase Hall element input pin,
and V-phase Schmitt comparator
input pin for reverse detection.
Logic HIGH is represented by
V
1>VIN2.
IN
W-phase Hall element input pin,
and W-phase Schmitt comparator
input pin for reverse detection.
Logic HIGH is represented by
W
1>WIN2.
IN
This pin provides the lower bias
voltage for the Hall element.
Continued on next page.
No.5634-7/12
Page 8
LB1895, 1895D
Continued from preceding page.
Pin No.SymbolVoltageEquivalent circuitDescription
None of the circuits operate if the
voltage on this pin is 0.7 V or less,
or if this pin is open.
When driving the motor, the
voltage on this pin must be 2 V or
more.
19 (20)S/S0 V to V
CC
V
CC1
75kΩ
1
19
(20)
50kΩ
A06721
20 (21)
SIG
GND
22 (25)FC
23 (26)VC
REF
2Vto3V
24 (27)VC0 V toV
25 (29)W
27 (30)
1V
2U
OUT
PWR
GND
OUT
OUT
7 (6)RF
CC
Ground connection for all circuits
except the outputs.
V
CC1
Control loop frequency
characteristics compensation pin.
Connect a capacitor between this
2kΩ
pin and GND to stop closed loop
oscillation in the current control
system.
22
(25)
20kΩ5kΩ
A06722
V
CC1
Control reference voltage
application pin. This voltage
determines the control start
24
(27)
200Ω
200Ω
23
(26)
voltage.
Speed control voltage application
100µA100µA
1
A06723
pin. V-type control, where:
VC>VC
VC<VC
= forward and
REF
= reverse
REF
W-phase output pin.
V
CC2
7
(6)
Output transistor ground.
V-phase output pin.
25 1 2
(29)
27
(30)
A06724
U-phase output pin.
Upper output NPN transistor
collector pin (three-phase
common). Connect a resistor
between V
current detection. When this
3 and the RF pin for
CC
voltage is detected, the constant
current control and current limiter
circuits function.
No.5634-8/12
Page 9
LB1895 Sample Application Circuit (1)
CTL signal
CTL reference
0.1µF
28272625242322
1234567891011121314
0.1µF
0.1µF
0.2 to 0.5Ω
12V
0.1µF
LB1895, 1895D
voltage
0.1µF
LB1895
S/S
21
201918171615
0.1µF
5V
0.047µF
0.047µF
0.047µF
LB1895 Sample Application Circuit (2)
CTL signal
CTL reference
0.1µF
28272625242322
1234567891011121314
0.1µF
0.1µF
0.1µF
6V5V
0.2 to 0.5Ω
0.1µF
voltage
0.1µF
LB1895
S/S
21
201918171615
0.1µF
5V
0.047µF
0.047µF
A06725
0.047µF
Between power supply and GND, Output and GND, and between Hall inputs:
The capacitors may change, depending on the motor.
The capacitor between the Hall inputs in particular may not be required with some motors.
A06726
No.5634-9/12
Page 10
LB1895D Sample Application Circuit (1)
CTL signal
CTL reference
voltage
0.1µF
0.1µF
LB1895, 1895D
S/S
30292827262524
LB1895D
123456789101112131415
0.1µF
0.1µF
0.2 to 0.5Ω
0.1µF
12V
LB1895D Sample Application Circuit (2)
23
22212019181716
0.1µF
5V
0.047µF
0.047µF
0.047µF
A06727
CTL signal
CTL reference
voltage
0.1µF
30292827262524
0.1µF
23
22212019181716
S/S
LB1895D
123456789101112131415
6V
0.2 to 0.5Ω
0.1µF
0.1µF
5V5V
0.1µF
0.1µF
Between power supply and GND, Output and GND, and between Hall inputs:
The capacitors may change, depending on the motor.
The capacitor between the Hall inputs in particular may not be required with some motors.
0.047µF
0.047µF
0.047µF
A06728
No.5634-10/12
Page 11
LB1895, 1895D
LB1895,1895D — Example of using a comparator to detect the direction of rotation
When VC ^ VC
When VC % VC
V
COMPO
W
COMPO
V
COMPO
W
COMPO
REF
REF
A06729
When the phasing is as shown above, the direction of rotation is determined to be
‘‘forward’’ if W
‘‘reverse’’ if W
COMPO
is low at the rising edge of V
COMPO
is high at the rising edge of V
COMPO
COMPO
, and
.
1)Reverse full braking method
Braking is applied with VC = L until reverse rotation is detected. The moment that reverse rotation is detected, the driving
power is turned off or a short pulse is input.
2)Intermittent braking method
V
COMPO
W
COMPO
fig. 1
VC = 2.5V
VC = 0V
fig. 2
If braking is applied according to the value obtained by OR logic in V
COMPO
and W
together, for example, reverse braking
COMPO
A06730
is applied according to the following timing.
As a result, when the rotation speed is fast, braking is applied many times; at slower speeds, braking is applied fewer times.
Furthermore, if the V
COMPO
and W
logic combination is changed, the duty of VC = 0 V – 2.5 V also changes.
COMPO
No.5634-11/12
Page 12
LB1895, 1895D
The following graph illustrates the change in the rotation speed after braking is applied under methods 1 and 2 described above.
Method 2 has less
overshoot
2
Motor rotation speed
1
Time after brakes were applied
A06731
No products described or contained herein are intended for use in surgical implants, life-support systems, aerospace equipment,
nuclear power control systems, vehicles, disaster/crime-prevention equipment and the like, the failure of which may directly or
indirectly cause injury, death or property loss.
Anyone purchasing any products described or contained herein for an above-mentioned use shall:
1 Accept full responsibility and indemnify and defend SANYO ELECTRIC CO., LTD., its affiliates, subsidiaries and distributors
and all their officers and employees, jointly and severally, against any and all claims and litigation and all damages, cost and
expenses associated with such use:
2 Not impose any responsibility for any fault or negligence which may be cited in any such claim or litigation on SANYO
ELECTRIC CO., LTD., its affiliates, subsidiaries and distributors or any of their officers and employees jointly or severally.
Information (including circuit diagrams and circuit parameters) herein is for example only; it is not guaranteed for volume
production. SANYO believes information herein is accurate and reliable, but no guarantees are made or implied regarding its use
or any infringements of intellectual property rights or other rights of third parties.
This catalog provides information as of April, 1997. Specifications and information herein are subject to change without notice.
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