Part Details for LM2901 by STMicroelectronics

The NAMUR proximity sensor is widely used in industrial control when a special requirement on maximum energy is to be fulfilled by the sensor. This in turn dictates special requirements on the PLC digital input designed to interface with such sensor with regard to accuracy: and reliability. This reference design is a full front-end of a digital input compatible with NAMUR sensors. The design demonstrates achieving reliability through redundancy: fault protection: and extensive diagnostic features in a compact footprint.

This reference design delivers a very low input voltage high current boost application with a combination of the TPS61088 and the TLV61220. The TLV61220 is a low-input voltage boost converter. Its minimum input voltage is 0.7V. Setting the TLV61220’s output voltage to 5.5V to supply the TPS

Stepper drives are used in many applications operating typically from 12VDC to 48VDC. TI offers a rich family of stepper motor driver solutions with industry standard step/direction and parallel control interfaces. For applications which require higher torque and power: often voltages above 48VDC: up to 100VDC are used. The TIDA-00210 provides a solution for such stepper drives. The TIDA-00210 uses two protected full-bridge power stages based on TIDA-00365 in parallel configuration. Each full-bridge operates nominal 75VDC and 10Arms phase current and features bipolar high-side current sensing leveraging a 100V full-bridge gate driver SM72295 with integrated amplifiers and four 100V NexFET power MOSFETs with ultra-low gate charge and small SON5x6 package with low thermal resistance. The power stage is fully protected against over-temperature: over-current and short-circuit between the motor terminals and motor terminals to ground. Onboard power supplies provide a 12V and a 3.3V rail for the gate driver and signal chain. The host processor interface is 3.3V I/O to connect a host MCU like C2000 Piccolo for stepper motor control.

This reference design describes an 18W power supply for driving a string of 13 LEDs (3.3V) at 420mA. The targeted application for this design is T8 fixtures transitioning from standard fluorescent tubes to more efficient LEDs. With an operating efficiency of over 87%, an input voltage range of 90

Low voltage brushed DC drives are used in many applications. TI offers a rich family of brushed DC motor driver solutions with flexible control interface options for one or more brushed DC motors up to 60V.  For applications which require higher torque and power: often voltages above 60VDC are used. The TIDA-00365 protected full-bridge operates at nominal 75VDC input and 10A output current and features bipolar high-side current sensing leveraging a 100V full-bridge gate driver SM72295 with integrated amplifiers and four 100V NexFET power MOSFETs with ultra-low gate charge and small SON5x6 package with low thermal resistance. The power stage is protected against over-temperature: over-current and short-circuit between the motor terminals and motor terminals to ground. Onboard power supplies provide a 12V and a 3.3V rail for the gate driver and signal chain. The host processor interface is 3.3V I/O to connect a host MCU like C2000 Piccolo MCU for brushed DC motor current control.

This reference design is a dual string LED driver that implements an operational amplifier based circuit which balances the current in two LED rings. The operational amplifier circuit senses current in a reference string and uses feedback from a mirrored string to bias a MOSFET that regulates the current between the strings. The design uses the TPS92692-Q1 multi-topology LED driver in a boost configuration to drive the LEDs. The TPS92692-Q1 features spread spectrum frequency modulation for EMI performance: analog current adjustment and internal PWM dimming.  This design includes adjustable linear thermal foldback using the LMT87-Q1 analog temperature sensor: as well as current limiting: in the event the mirrored string fails open circuit. The design also features two brightness modes. One mode is a full brightness mode ('DRL') and the other is a PWM dimming mode ('Position') which reduces brightness.