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The Infineon TLE4729G is a monolithic bipolar IC designed for driving bipolar stepper motors, DC motors, and other inductive loads requiring constant current control. It integrates driver, control logic, and chopper current control for two bipolar windings on a single chip.
This device offers 0.7A full bridge outputs per phase and can operate at voltages up to 16V for switched current control. The maximum supply voltage is rated at 45V. Key features include fast free-wheeling diodes, output stages free of crossover current, and offset-phase turn-ON. It also provides an error flag for overload, open load, and over-temperature conditions.
The TLE4729G is housed in a PG-DSO-24-16 SMD package, suitable for surface mounting. Its design allows direct microprocessor control through programming of phase direction and current control for each bridge independently. The low current consumption in inhibit mode (below 50 µA) makes it efficient for power-sensitive applications.
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The TLE4729G has an operating voltage of up to 16 V.
The maximum supply voltage is 45 V.
The output current is 0.7 A per phase.
The TLE4729G is available in a PG-DSO-24-16 surface-mount package.
It uses chopper current control.
The typical oscillator frequency is approximately 25 kHz.
In inhibit mode, current consumption sinks below 50 µA.