L6207PD Overview

In this package, Tube is used.In order to save costs, H bridge is included in the 36-BSSOP (0.433, 11.00mm Width) Exposed Pad package.Bridge driver is possible to ensure improved reliabilbridge drivery by varying the supply voltage of 8V~52V.H bridge circuit is mounted in the way of Surface Mount.Motor driver H bridge works normally at -25°C~125°C TJ's operating temperature.DC Motors, Stepper Motors, Voltage Regulators is pretty useful in a variety of applications.On PCBs, Surface Mount mounts H gate.Among full bridges specific characteristics is Bootstrap Circuit.Transmission lines are terminated with 36 terminations with the H bridge that matches their characteristic impedance.Signal interfaces use 36 pins as pronged contacts.Its base H bridge ic number, L6207, can be used to locate other H bridge ics that are related.There is a voltage supply of 48V that is used to operate H bridge circuit.As its analog IC type, H bridge circuit has been incorporated with STEPPER MOTOR CONTROLLER.The maximum load current a power supply can provide at a specified ambient temperature is 5.6A.Onput current that reaches 5.6A at maximum.Currently, 2.8A current flows through the output and power supply pins.It is through 36 pins that this bridge driver is able to perform its specific functions.It is equipped with a 4 output.To provide high efficiency, the supply voltage is maintained at 48V.A voltage of 52V is released by the Hbridge.

L6207PD Features

Available in 36-BSSOP (0.433, 11.00mm Width) Exposed Pad Package / Case
Operating Temperature at the range of Surface Mount
Interface IC Type : L6207
Subcategory: 5.6A
Number of Receivers: 48V

L6207PD Applications

There are a lot of STMicroelectronics
L6207PD Full Bridge Drivers, Half-Bridge Drivers applications.

• High-Performance Gaming Motherboards
• Compact Blade Servers
• DC-DC Converters
• Desktop Computers
• V-Core
• Non-V-Core
• Workstations
• High-Current DC-DC Point-of-Load Converters
• Networking Microprocessor Voltage Regulators
• Telecom Microprocessor