No. 4844-4/5
LB1692
Pin Functions
1. Position Detection Circuit (Hall device input circuit)
The position detection circuit is a differential amplifier with hysteresis (typically 30 mV).
Voltages within the common mode input voltage range (1.5 V to VCC– 1.8 V) should be used as the operating DC level.
We recommend using an input level that is more than three times the hysteresis, i.e., on the order of 120 to 160 mVp-p.
2. Current Control Circuit
Current control is performed by switching the sink side transistor from the saturated to the unsaturated range.
Therefore, it is possible for ASO to be a problem.
I = (A)
Therefore, if at all possible, applications should be designed so that the current limiter does not operate. Also, be
especially careful to design applications so that the maximum output current (2.5 A) is not exceeded when the
current limiter operates. Note that a current limiter must be added to the VMpower supply. (We recommend a current
limiter with a short delay time and with a design current that is about 60 to 70% of the current control circuit's
current value.)
3. Protection Circuits
• Low voltage protection circuit
The sink side output drivers are turned off if the VCCpin voltage falls below the stipulated range. This circuit is
provided to prevent incorrect operation.
• Thermal cutoff protection circuit
If the junction temperature exceeds the stipulated temperature range, the sink side output drivers are turned off.
This is identical to the operation of the circuit described in 3-1 above.
4. VMpower supply minimum voltage
The VMpower supply voltage should be greater than or equal to the VCCvoltage.
VM≥ V
CC
5. FG Output Circuit
The position detection inputs IN1, IN2, and IN3 are combined and the output is generated using waveform shaping.
The frequencies of those outputs are proportional to the rotational speed signal, and, as seen from the position
detectors, are equal to the input frequency itself (FG1) and three times the input frequency (FG2).
V
Rf
Rf
Pin Pin No. Function
IN1+, IN1– 17, 18 OUT1: A logic high level indicates that the Hall device input pins are in the state IN+ > IN-.
IN2+, IN2– 15, 16 OUT2: A logic high level indicates that the Hall device input pins are in the state IN+ > IN-.
IN3+, IN3– 13, 14 OUT3: A logic high level indicates that the Hall device input pins are in the state IN+ > IN-.
OUT1 5 Output pin 1
OUT2 6 Output pin 2
OUT3 7 Output pin 3
V
CC
1 Power supply for all sections other than the output block
V
M
10 Power supply that provides the output power
Rf 2, 8
Output current detection pin. The output current is converted to a voltage for detection by a resistor connected
between this pin and GND.
GND 11
Ground for all sections other than the output block
The Rf pin voltage will be the lowest output transistor potential.
Forward/stop/reverse control pin
The voltage on this pin controls the IC forward, stop, or reverse operation.
FSR 12 Forward: 0 to 0.8 V
Stop: 2.1 to 2.9 V
Reverse: 4.2 to 5.0 V
FG1 20 Speed pulse output pin 1. A pull-up resistor is built in.
FG2 19 Speed pulse output pin 2. A pull-up resistor is built in.