The LM18293 is designed to drive DC loads up to one amp.
Typical applications include driving such inductive loads as
solenoids, relays and stepper motors along with driving
switching power transistors and use as a buffer for low level
logic signals. The four inputs accept standard TTL and DTL
levels for ease of interfacing. Two enable pins are provided
that also accept the standard TTL and DTL levels. Each
enable controls 2 channels and when an enable pin is disabled (tied low), the corresponding outputs are forced to the
TRI-STATE
condition. If the enable pins are not connected
É
(i.e., floating), the circuit will function as if it has been enabled. Separate pins are provided for the main power supply
(pin 8), and the logic supply (pin 16). This allows a lower
voltage to be used to bias up the logic resulting in reduced
power dissipation. The chip is packaged in a specially de-
Typical Connection
signed 16 pin power DIP. The 4 center pins of this package
are tied together and form the die paddle inside the package. This provides much better heat sinking capability than
most other DIP packages available. The device is capable
of operating at voltages up to 36 volts.
Features
Y
1A output current capability per channel
Y
Pin for pin replacement for L293B
Y
Special 16 pin power DIP package
Y
36 volt operation
Y
Internal thermal overload protection
Y
Logical ‘‘0’’ input voltage up to 1.5 volts results in high
noise immunity
LM18293 Four Channel Push-Pull Driver
March 1995
FIGURE 1. Application circuit showing bidirectional and on/off control of a single DC motor
TL/H/8706– 1
using two outputs and unidirectional on/off function of two DC motors using a single output each.
Order Number LM18293N
NS Package Number N16A
TRI-STATEÉis a registered trademark of National Semiconductor Corp.
C
1995 National Semiconductor CorporationRRD-B30M115/Printed in U. S. A.
TL/H/8706
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Absolute Maximum Ratings
If Military/Aerospace specified devices are required,
please contact the National Semiconductor Sales
Office/Distributors for availability and specifications.
Output Drive Supply Voltage (V
)36V
S
Logic Supply Voltage (VSS)36V
Input Voltage (V
)7V
I
Enable Voltage (VE)7V
Electrical Characteristics
e
V
24V, V
S
e
5V, Te25§C, Le0.4V, He3.5V, each channel, unless otherwise noted
Internal Power DissipationInternally Limited
Operating Temperature Range
Storage Temperature Range
Lead Temperature (Solder 10 seconds)260
Tested LimitDesign Limit
(Note 1)(Note 2)
e
0V
0V
0V
0V
H26mAmax
E
e
H1624mAmax
E
e
V
L4mAmax
E
e
H4460mAmax
E
e
H1622mAmax
E
e
L1624mAmax
E
b
0.3Vmin
Min Value of High2.3Vmin
Max Value of High (V
Max Value of High (V
I
I
V
E
Input CurrentV
Enable VoltageMin Value of Low
(Pins 1, 9)Max Value of Low1.5Vmax
e
L
I
e
V
H30100mAmax
I
s
7)V
SS
l
7)7Vmax
SS
SS
b
10mAmax
b
0.3Vmin
Min Value of High2.3Vmin
Max Value of High (V
Max Value of High (V
I
E
Enable CurrentV
VCEsat TopSource SaturationI
Voltage
VCEsat BottomSink SaturationI
Voltage
t
r
t
f
t
on
t
off
Note 1: Tested limits are guaranteed and 100% production tested.
Note 2: Design limits are guaranteed (but not 100% production tested) over the full supply and temperature range. These limits are not used to calculate outgoing
quality levels.
Rise Time10%– 90% V
Fall Time90%–10% V
Turn-On Delay50% VIto 50% V
Turn-Off Delay50% VIto 50% V
e
L
E
e
V
H
E
eb
1 amp1.41.8Vmax
o
e
1 amp1.21.8Vmax
o
o
o
s
7)V
SS
l
7)7Vmax
SS
b
30
SS
b
100mAmax
g
10mAmax
250ns
250ns
o
o
450ns
200ns
e
5 ms)2A
b
b
a
40§Ctoa125§C
65§Ctoa150§C
150§C
§
§
C/W
C/W
§
Units
Vmax
Vmax
C
2
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Connection Diagram
Input/Output Truth Table
Enable 1 activates outputs1&2TL/H/8706– 2
Enable 2 activates outputs3&4
Simplified Schematic
VE(**)VI(Each Channel)V
HHH
HLL
LHX(*)
LLX(*)
(*) High output impedance.
(**) Relative to the pertinent channel.
O
TL/H/8706– 3
3
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Typical Performance Characteristics V
Output Voltage vs.
Input Voltage
Output Voltage vs.
Enable Voltage
In all casese24V
S
Saturation Voltage vs.
Output Current
Source Saturation Voltage
vs. Ambient Temperature
Typical Applications
DC motor controls (with connections to
ground and to the supply voltages)
Sink Saturation Voltage
vs. Ambient Temperature
Quiescent Logic Supply
Current vs.
Logic Supply Voltage
TL/H/8706– 4
Bidirectional DC motor control
TL/H/8706– 5
PinPin
V
E
1015
M1M2
HHHFast Motor StopRun
HHLFast Motor StopFast Motor Stop
HLHRunRun
HLLRunFast Motor Stop
LXX
LeLow HeHigh XeDon’t care
Free RunningFree Running
Motor StopMotor Stop
InputsFunction
Pin 10eHTurn CW
Pin 15
e
V
H
E
Pin 10
Pin 15
Pin 10ePin 15Fast Motor Stop
e
V
LPin 10eXFree Running
E
LeLow HeHigh XeDon’t care
Pin 15eXMotor Stop
4
TL/H/8706– 6
e
L
e
L
e
H
Turn CCW
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Bipolar Stepping Motor Control
Step Sequencing Tables
Full Step *
VIN1VIN2Step
LL1
LH2
HH3
HL4
LL1
*V
1 and VE2eH
E
Half Step
VE1VE2VIN1VIN2Step
HL L X 1
HH L L 2
LHX L 3
HH H L 4
HL H X 5
HH H H 6
LHX H 7
HH L H 8
HL L X 1
e
H
High LeLow XeDon’t care
Motor Control Block Diagram
TL/H/8706– 7
Mounting Instructions
The junction to ambient thermal resistance of the LM18293
can be reduced by soldering the ground pins to a suitable
copper area of the printed circuit board or to an external
heatsink. The graph below, which shows the maximum power dissipated and junction to ambient thermal resistance as
a function of the side ‘‘l’’ of two equal square copper areas
having a thickness of 35m, illustrates this. In addition, it is
possible to use an external heatsink (see illustration below).
During soldering the pins temperature must not exceed
230
C and the soldering time must not be longer than 12
§
seconds. The external heatsink or printed circuit copper
area must be connected to electrical ground.
Staver External Heat-sink
TL/H/8706– 10
TL/H/8706– 8
Maximum power dissipated
and junction to ambient
thermal resistance vs. size
TL/H/8706– 9
5
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Mounting Instructions (Continued)
Maximum Allowable
Power Dissipation
vs Ambient Temperature
TL/H/8706– 11
Physical Dimensions inches (millimeters)
Lit.
LM18293 Four Channel Push-Pull Driver
Molded Dual-In-Line Package (N)
Order Number LM18293N
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