input voltage
[Saturation]
Saturation prevention circuit
lower set voltage
[TSD]
TSD operation temperatureT-TSD(Design target)Note 1180
TSD temperature hysteresis
width
Note 1: No measurements are performed for any values listed in the condition column as design targets.
Note 2: The torque ripple correction factor is calculated using the Rf voltage waveform as follows.
V
(FG) At internal pull-up resistor load on sink side0.5V
Osat
V
(FG)0.54.0V
CM
V
Osat
∆TSD(Design target)Note 120
Voltage between each Out and Rf at I
(DET)
Rf = 0.5 Ω,V
CTL=VLIM
=5V
=10mA,
O
0.1750.25 0.325V
C
°
C
°
Correction factor =
2 × (Vp − Vb)
Vp + Vb
Truth Table & Control Function
Source → Sink
1
2
3
4
5
6
V→W
W→VL
U→W
W→UL
U→V
V→UL
W→V
V→WL
W→U
U→WL
V→U
U→VL
Hall input
UVW
HHL
HLL
HLH
LLH
LHH
LHL
Hall input logic settings
× 100 (%)
FR
H
H
H
H
H
H
GND level
Note: ‘‘H’’ in the FR column represents a voltage of 2.75V or
more; ‘‘L’’ represents a voltage of 2.25V or less.
(At V
CC
=5V)
Note: ‘‘H’’ in the hall input columns represents a state in which
‘‘+’’ has a potential which is higher by 0.01 V or more
than that of the ‘‘−’’ phase inputs.
Conversely, ‘‘L’’ represents a state in which ‘‘+’’ has a
potential which is lower by 0.01V or more than that of
the ‘‘−’’ phase input.
Note: Since 180° conduction is used as the drive system, other phases than the sink and source phases are turned off.
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Control Function & Current Limit Function
Control characteristics
Current limit characteristics
Slope = 0.5 A/V typ
Pin Functions
The pin numbers in ( ) are for MFP.
Pin namePin No.Function
FR1 (33)Forward/reverse select pin. The pin voltage selects forward/reverse.
GND2 (34)GND for other than output transistor. Minimum potential of output transistor is at Rf pin.
FGin (–)5 (3)Input pin when FG amplifier is used with inverted input. Feedback resistor is connected between
FGin (+)6 (4)Noninverting input pin when FG amplifier is used with differential input. Internal bias is not applied.
FG-OUT8 (5)FG amplifier output pin. Resistive load provided internally.
CTL9 (6)Speed controlpin.Controlis exercised by constant-current drive with current feedback appliedfrom
CTLREF10 (7)Control reference voltage pin. The voltage is set internally to approx. 0.43 x V
LIM11 (8)Current limiting function control pin. The output current is varied linearly by this pin voltage; slope
FC12 (9)Speed control loop frequency characteristic correction pin
+
CC
S
, Uin
–
–
–
13, 14 (10, 11)
15, 16 (12, 13)
17, 18 (14, 15)
19 (16)Power supply pin for supplying power to all circuits except output section in IC; this voltage must
22 (21)Output section power supply pin
Uin
Vin+,Vin
Win+, Win
V
V
ADJ23 (22)Pin for external adjustment of torque ripple correction factor. When this factor is to be adjusted, a
Rf (PWR)
Rf (SNS)
Uout
Vout
Wout
24 (23)
33 (31)
27 (26)
29 (27)
31 (28)
GSENSE34 (32)GND sensing pin. Byconnecting this pin tothe neighboring GND onthe Rf resistor sideof the motor
(Vth = 2.5 V typ at V
CC
=5V)
this pin and FG-OUT.
Rf. Gm = 0.58 A/V typ at Rf=0.5 Ω
but this can be
varied by applying voltage through a low impedance (input impedance = approx. 4.3 kΩ).
be stabilized so as to eliminate ripple and noise.
voltage is externally applied to the ADJ pin through a low impedance. If the voltage applied is
increased, the factor drops; conversely, if it is reduced, the factor rises. The factor varies between
0 and 2 times that of the open state. (The voltage is set to approx. V
impedance is approx. 5 kΩ.)
/2 internally, and the input
CC
Output current detection pin. Current feedback is applied to the control section by connecting Rf
between this pin and GND. The lower oversaturation prevention circuit and torque ripple correction
circuit are activated in accordance with this pin voltage. Since the oversaturation prevention level
is set with this voltage, the lower oversaturation prevention effect may deteriorate in the high
current range if the Rf value is reduced to an extremely low level. The PWR and SENSE pins must
always be connected.
U-phase output pin
V-phase output pin
(Built-in spark killer diode)
W-phase output pin
GND wire which contains Rf, the effect that GND common impedance exerts on Rf can be
eliminated. (This pin must not be left open.)
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Block Diagram
Pin number inside ( ): for MFP
Hall amplifier
LB1952, 1952M
Output stage
Logarithmic
inverse
transformation
& differential
distribution
Hall input combination unit
Control amplifier
Approx. 0.43 × V
Forward/
reverse
selection
(linear matrix)
CC
Combined output
logarithmic compression unit
Differential
distribution &
torque ripple
correction
unit
Upper
saturation
prevention
control
Drive distribution circuit & lower
saturation prevention control
Feedback
amplifier
FG amplifier
Reference
voltage
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Pin Assignment [LB1952]
LB1952, 1952M
(PACKAGE: QFP-34H-A)
Note: FRAME must be connected to GND for GND
potential stabilization.
Pd—Ta
Allowable power dissipation, Pd — W
Ambient temperature, Ta —°C
Top view
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Pin Assignment [LB1952M]
LB1952, 1952M
(PACKAGE: MFP-36S-LF)
Note: Although there is no internal connections between the FRAME pin
and GND, FRAME must be connected to GND externally for GND
potential stabilization.
Pd—Ta
Allowable power dissipation, Pd — W
Ambient temperature, Ta —°C
Top view
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Sample Application Circuit [LB1952]
Forward/reverse instructing voltage
supply pin
Power GND
ADJ voltage supply pin
LB1952, 1952M
Vs
Vcc
Current limit setting voltage
supply pin
CTL REF voltage supply pin
Torque instructing voltage supply pin
Hall output
Hall input
FG output pin
Hall output
Note: The constants provided in this sample application circuit are provided by way of example and are not intended to guarantee the characteristics.
GaAs is
recommended as the
Hall device.
Hall output
Hall bias resistor R is
selected to match the
sensor output.
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Sample Application Circuit [LB1952M]
ADJ voltage supply pin
Forward/reverse instructing
voltage supply pin
Power GND
Vs
LB1952, 1952M
Vcc
Current limit setting voltage supply pin
CTL REF voltage supply pin
Torque instructing voltage supply pin
Hall output
Hall input
FG output pin
Note: The constants provided in this sample application circuit are provided by way of example and are not intended to guarantee the characteristics.
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