TB6551FG Toshiba, TB6551FG Datasheet - Page 3

• Manufacturer Part Number: TB6551FG
• Manufacturer: Toshiba

Specifications of TB6551FG

• Operating Current: 6mA
• Operating Temperature Classification: Commercial
• Package Type: SSOP
• Operating Supply Voltage (min): 6V
• Operating Supply Voltage (max): 10V
• Function: Controller
• Vopmax (vm*): 7V (12V)
• Io (lpeak): 2mA
• Sinusoidal Current Wave: yes
• Sensor-less: no
• Speed Feedback Loop: no
• Package: SSOP24
• Rohs Compatible†: yes
• Lead Free Status / RoHS Status: Compliant

Pin Description
Pin No.
21
20
19
18
11
22
23
12
14
15
24
17
16
10
13
3
9
8
7
6
5
4
1
2
CW/CCW
Symbol
P-GND
S-GND
V
RES
REV
X
V
HW
refout
HU
OS
HV
X
FG
V
LA
I
Td
W
dc
U
V
X
Y
Z
CC
out
in
e
Positional signal
input pin U
Positional signal
input pin V
Positional signal
input pin W
Rotation direction
signal input pin
Reset-signal-input pin
Inputs voltage instruction
signal
Lead angle setting signal
input pin
Inputs output logic select
signal
Inputs over-current-
protection-signal
Inputs clock signal
Outputs clock signal
Outputs reference voltage
signal
FG signal output pin
Reverse rotation detection
signal
Outputs turn-on signal
Outputs turn-on signal
Outputs turn-on signal
Outputs turn-on signal
Outputs turn-on signal
Outputs turn-on signal
Power supply voltage pin
Inputs setting dead time
Ground for power supply
Ground for signals
Description
When positional signal is HHH or LLL, gate block
protection operates.
With built-in pull-up resistor
L: Forward
H: Reverse
L: Reset (output is non-active)
Operation/Halt operation
Also used for gate block protection
With built-in pull-down resistor
Sets 0° to 58° in 32 steps
L: Active low
H: Active high
Inputs DC link current.
Reference voltage: 0.5 V
With built-in filter ( ≈ 1 μs)
With built-in feedback resistor
5 V (typ.), 30 mA (max)
Outputs 3PPR of positional signal
Detects reverse rotation.
Select active high or active low using the output logic select pin.
V
L: 3.8 μs, H or Open: 2.6 μs
Ground pin
Ground pin
CC
= 6 V to 10 V
3
Remarks
TB6551FG/FAG
2008-12-24