Sanyo LB1693 Specifications

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Ordering number:EN3295
Monolithic Digital IC
LB1693
3-Phase Brushless Motor Driver
Overview
The LB1693 is a driver IC for 3-phase brushless motors. It is ideally suited for office automation equipment and
DC fan motors.
Features
• 3-Phase brushless motor driver.
• 45V withstand voltage and 2.5A output current.
• PWM switch regulator control section.
• Current limitter.
• Overvoltage and overcurrent protection circuit.
• Thermal shutdown cirucit.
• Hall amp with hysteresis characteristic.
Specifications
Absolute Maximum Ratings at Ta = 25˚C
retemaraPlobmySsnoitidnoCsgnitaRtinU
egatlovylppusmumixaM
tnerructuptuOmumixaMI
noitapissidrewopelbawollAxamdP
erutarepmetgnitarepOrpoT 08+ot02–
erutarepmetegarotSgtsT 051+ot55–
Allowable Operating Conditions at Ta = 25˚C
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egatlovylppuS
tnerructuptuorotalugeregatloVI
V
H
egatlovylppusV
tnerructuptuorotarapmoCI
V
xam 54V
CC
VMxam 54V
O
V
CC
V
M
HV
H
CSO
Package Dimensions
unit:mm
3037A-DIP20H
[LB1693]
SANYO : DIP20H
5.2A
CItnednepednI 3W
knistaehetnifnihtiW 02W
˚C ˚C
63ot9V
VH14otV
02ot0Am
5.5ot5.4V 03ot0Am
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LB1693
Electrical Characteristics at Ta = 25˚C, VCC=VM=24V
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tnerrucegakaeltuptuOI
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rotarapmoC
egatlovtuptuOV
emitgnisiRrt 5.0sµ
emitgnillaFft 5.0sµ
esreveR/potS/drawroF
drawroFV
potSV
esreveRV
ffonoitarepoekarBV
nonoitarepoekarBV
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2retimLRVf243.04.084.0V
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CC
I
2H
HV
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HLS
LHS
I
CSO
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1 8.0V
RB
20.2V
RB
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CSO
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32.40.5V
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mV/˚C
8.1-V
%/˚C
˚C ˚C
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Pin Assignment
Pin Description
+
1NI
+
2NI
+
3NI
1TUO 2TUO 3TUO
V
CC
V
M
R
f
DNG
B
R
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V
H
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V
TNOC
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1NI,
2NI,
3NI,
81,71
61,51
41,31
6 7 8
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01.noitcestuptuorofylppusrewoP
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21
91
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3 .egaltovtuptuorotalugergnichtiwsehtseirav;niplortnocdeepS
LB1693
+
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1NInehwetatsehtsicigol”hgiH
+
1NInehwetatsehtsicigolhgiH
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V9.2ot1.2:potS
f
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V0.5ot2.4:esreveR
.1esahProfsniptupnitnemelellaH:1TUO
1NI>–.
.2esahProfsniptupnitnemelellaH:2TUO
+
1NI>–.
.3esahProfsniptupnitnemelellaH:3TUO
1NI>–.
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.pytV7=
H
.pytV5=
H
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Truth T able
LB1693
Block Diagram and Peripheral Circuit Diagram
PWM control (1)
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PWM control (2)
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VCC=VH=5V PMW control
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VCC=5V , VM are No speed control
LB1693
1. Switching regulator oscillation circuit (PWM generation circuit) 1-1. Oscillation circuit (40 to 50kHz max.) Figure 1 shows the oscillation circuit that generates the triangular waves. The oscillation frequency for this circuit is detemined by the following equation (with VH=7V typ.)
1
f=
t0 + t
(Hz)
1
t0~0.56CR (charging) t1~1.34CRN (discharging)
(RN is the internal resistance of 1.4k approx.) In actual applications, R >> RN is used to suppress the influence
of variation in the IC’s internal resistance.
Figure 1 Oscillation Circuit
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1-2. Comparator circuit Figure 2 shows the comparator circuit for comparing the triangular wave output, the speed control signal, etc. input terminals CR Input the triangular wave output. V C Goes high when current limiter 2 is operating. (When V
2. Position detection circuit (Hall element input circuit) The position detection circuit is a differential amp with hysteresis (38mV typ.). For the operating DC level, use within the common-mode phase input voltage range (1.5 to VH–1.8V). Also it is recommended that the input level is at least three times (150 to 200mVp-p) the hysteresis.
Input the speed control signal.
CONT
> V
C(H)
CR(H)
, the OSC output is off.)
Figure 2 Comparator Circuit
3. VH power supply circuit The VH power supply pins can be used to from the internal power supply or an external power supply. When using the internal power supply, the internal logic operates with VH=7V typical (VCC=24V). When using an external power supply, set VCC=VH=5V and operate the internal logic at 5V.
4. Current limiter circuits 4-1. Current limiter 1
The current is limited by moving the sink side transistor from saturated to undaturated, so ASO can be a problem.
I =
VRf1
(A)
R
f
Therefore, design so that as much as possible current limiter 1 is not triggered. Also, take particular care not to exceed the maximum output current (2.5A) when current limiter 1 is triggered.
4-2. Current limiter 2
This circuit limits the current by lowering the PWM output duty, thus lowering the VM voltage. When current limiter 2 is triggered, the output current is no greater than 2A.
VRf2
I =
R
f
When not controlling the PWM, add a current limiter to the VM power supply. (A current setting no greater than 60% to 70% of the current value of current limiter 1 and a short delay time are recommended.)
5. Protection circuits 5-1. Overvoltage protection circuit
If the voltage at the VCC pin rises above the regulated votlage (38V), PWM output is inhibited and the sink side output driver is switched off.
5-2. Low-votlage protection circuit
If the voltage at the VCC pin falls below the regulated voltage, just as in 5-1, PWM output is inhibited and the sink side output driver is switched off.
5-3. Thermal shutdown circuit
If the junction temperature rises above the regulated temperature, just as in 5-1, PMW output is inhibited and the sink output driver is switched off.
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6. Minimum voltage at VM power Use a voltage greater than the VH voltage for the VM power supply votlage
VM≥V
H
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