
EVL6470
ActiveSTEPPER MOTOR DRIVER EVALUATION BOARD BASED ON THE L6470
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EVL6470
ActiveSTEPPER MOTOR DRIVER EVALUATION BOARD BASED ON THE L6470
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Technical Specifications
Parameters and characteristics for this part
| Specification | EVL6470 |
|---|---|
| Contents | Board(s) |
| Embedded | False |
| Primary Attributes | Motors (Stepper) |
| Secondary Attributes | On-Board LEDs |
| Type | Power Management |
| Utilized IC / Part | L6470 |
Pricing
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| Distributor | Package | Quantity | $ | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Digikey | N/A | 21 | $ 45.02 | |
Description
General part information
EVL6470 Series
The EVL6470 is a stepper motor driver evaluation board based on the L6470.
It provides an affordable and easy-to-use solution to drive a stepper motor in your application.
The L6470 device, created using analog mixed signal technology, is an advanced, fully integrated solution suitable for driving two-phase bipolar stepper motors with microstepping. It integrates a dual low RdsONDMOS full bridge with an accurate on-chip current sensing circuitry suitable for non-dissipative current control and overcurrent protection. Thanks to a unique control system, a true 1/128-step resolution is achieved. The digital control core can generate user-defined motion profiles with acceleration, deceleration, speed, or target position, which are easily programmed through a dedicated set of registers. All commands and data registers, including those used to set analog values (that is: current control value, current protection trip point, dead time, PWM frequency, etc.) are sent through a standard 5-Mbit/s SPI. A complete set of protections (thermal, low bus voltage, overcurrent, and motor stall) fully protect the L6470 device, as required by the most demanding motor control applications.
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