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The STMicroelectronics L6472PD is an integrated motor driver IC suitable for bipolar stepper motors. It features a fully integrated control and power stage, simplifying design and implementation.
This device operates within a voltage range of 8V to 45V and supports a current rating of 3A. It utilizes DMOS technology and offers a step resolution from 1 to 1/16, controlled via an SPI interface. The operating temperature range is from -40°C to 150°C (TJ).
Packaged in a Surface Mount PowerSO-36 (36-BSSOP) with an exposed pad, the L6472PD is designed for robust thermal performance. Its output configuration includes four half-bridge drivers, making it versatile for various motor control applications.
Compliance information indicates RoHS3 compliance, Moisture Sensitivity Level 1, and REACH unaffected status, though these are based on precomputed fields with low confidence.
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The L6472PD operates from 8V to 45V.
The L6472PD can deliver up to 3A.
The L6472PD uses a SPI interface.
The L6472PD has a junction temperature range of -40°C to 150°C.
The L6472PD is available in a 36-lead PowerSO-36 surface-mount package with exposed pad.
The L6472PD drives bipolar stepper motors.
The L6472PD supports step resolutions from full-step (1) down to 1/16 microstepping.