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Toshiba Launches 5A 2ch H-Bridge Motor Drivers for Automotive Applications

2020-12-10 | 반환

TOKYO—Toshiba Electronic Devices & Storage Corporation (“Toshiba”) has launched two brushed DC motor driver ICs, “TB9054FTG” in a wettable flank VQFN package and “TB9053FTG” in a power QFN package, for use in automotive applications, including electronic throttles. Samples of TB9054FTG are available now, with mass production scheduled for March 2022. Samples of TB9053FTG will be ready in February 2021, with mass production scheduled for May 2022.

The number of H-bridge motor drivers used in the electronic throttles and various valves of automobiles, is on the rise, stimulating demand for system miniaturization and cost reduction. In addition, On-Board Diagnostic II (OBDII), the second generation of on-board self-diagnostic equipment requirements, will become mandatory in 2022, requiring automotive motor driver ICs to have SPI communication functions.

The new ICs feature 5A[1] 2ch output drivers that help to reduce mounting area. A 10A[1] 1ch drive in parallel mode is also possible. They can be daisy-chained, and also have functions that control motors only by SPI communication, both of which reduce MCU ports. Housed in 6.0 mm x 6.0 mm small QFN packages, the new motor drivers contribute to the system miniaturization that the market demands.

Key Features
Built-in 2ch H-bridge driver
Output driver circuit is configured by DMOS FET with low on-resistance, realizing a 5A[1] 2ch H-bridge driver. A 10A[1] 1ch drive in parallel mode is also possible.
SPI communication
Daisy-chain connectivity and motor control only by SPI communication both reduce MCU ports, contributing to system miniaturization.
Small packages
TB9054FTG: Small surface mount wettable flank VQFN 40pin package with E-pad
TB9053FTG: Small surface mount power QFN 40pin package with E-pad

Applications
Automotive applications such as throttle valves, various engine valves, retractable door mirrors, and body systems, including electric door latches

Source：http://www.semicon.toshiba.co.jp/eng/