MAX22210

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36V, 3.8A Stepper Motor Driver with Integrated Current Sense and 128 Microstep Indexer

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Overview

  • Two H-Bridges with 36V Rating
    • Total RDS(ON) (HS + LS): 250mΩ at TA = +25°C (typ)
  • Current Ratings per H-Bridge (TA = +25°C, typ)
    • IMAX = 8AMAX (Impulsive Current for Driving Small Capacitive Loads)
    • IFS = 3AMAX (Full-Scale Current Setting for Internal Current-Drive Regulation)
    • IRMS = 2ARMS
  • Integrated Current Control
    • Full-Scale Current Configurable with External Resistance
    • One Logic Input (HFS) to Improve Current-Control Accuracy for Low Current Values
    • Internal Current Sensing (ICS) Eliminates External Bulky Resistors and Improves Efficiency
    • Built-In Control with 128 Microstep Indexer
      • STEP/DIR Interface
      • Integrated DAC and Lookup Table for Microstepping
    • Multiple Decay Modes (Slow, Mixed, Adaptive)
    • Configurable PWM OFF Time with External Resistance
  • Current-Sense Output (Current Monitor) (ISENA, ISENB)
  • Fault Indicator Pin (FAULT)
  • Protections
    • Overcurrent Protection (OCP) for Each Power FET
    • UVLO
    • Thermal Shutdown (TSD) TJ = +165°C
  • Available in 5mm x 5mm TQFN32 and 4mm x 9.7mm TSSOP28 Packages

  • The MAX22210 is a 2-phase stepper motor driver. It inte- grates two 36V, 3.8AMAX H-bridges.

    The H-bridge FETs have very low impedance that result in high driving efficiency and minimal heat generated. The typical total RON (high side + low side) is 0.25Ω.

    The MAX22210 integrates an accurate current drive reg- ulation circuit and a 128-microstep built-in indexer controlled by a STEP/DIR interface. The high microstepping resolution and advanced control technique ensure smooth and quiet operation.

    The current flowing into the two low-side FETs is sensed by a nondissipative integrated current sensing (ICS) and it is then compared with the desired step threshold current. As soon as the bridge current exceeds the setpoint (ITRIP), the device enforces decay for a fixed OFF time (TOFF). Three decay modes are supported: slow, mixed, and adaptive.

    The nondissipative integrated current sensing eliminates the bulky external power resistors that are normally re- quired for this function resulting in a dramatic space and power saving compared with mainstream applications based on external sense resistors.

    The internally sensed phase currents are mirrored on two pins (ISENA, ISENB) to allow the external controller to keep monitoring the currents and can use this information for diagnostic purposes.

    The maximum output current per H-bridge is IMAX = 3.8AMAX, which is limited by the overcurrent protection (OCP).

    The maximum RMS current per H-bridge is IRMS = 2ARMS at room temperature, assuming a 4-layer PCB. Since this current is limited by thermal considerations, the actual maximum RMS current depends on the thermal charac- teristic of the application such as PCB ground planes, heatsinks, ventilation, etc.

    The maximum full-scale current per H-bridge is IFS = 3A that can be set by an external resistor connected to IREF. This current is defined as the maximum current setting of the embedded current drive regulation circuit.

    In applications where the maximum full-scale current is less than 1.5A and high-current control accuracy is desired, the half full scale (HFS) logic input pin can be set high to halve the current ratings and double the low-side FET RON. This results in better current control accuracy especially for values close to the lower boundary of the current range.

    The MAX22210 features overcurrent protection, thermal shutdown (TSD), undervoltage lockout (UVLO). An open- drain, active-low FAULT pin is activated every time a fault condition is detected.

    During thermal shutdown and UVLO events, the driver is disabled until normal operations are restored.

    The MAX22210 is available in small, 5mm x 5mm TQFN32 and 4.4mm x 9.7mm TSSOP28 packages.

MAX22210
36V, 3.8A Stepper Motor Driver with Integrated Current Sense and 128 Microstep Indexer
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MAX22210EVKIT

Evaluation Kit for the MAX22210

Features and Benefits

  • Easy Evaluation of the MAX22210 Stepper-Motor Driver
  • On-Board MCU and GUI to Drive and Configure the MAX22210
    • Configurable Target Speed
    • Configurable Acceleration Profiles
    • Configurable Microstepping and Decay Modes
    • Motor-Coil Current Reporting
    • Configurable Full-Scale Current
  • On-Board +3.3V Regulator to Supply I/Os of the MAX22210
  • Perforated Board and Headers Allows for Separation of the MAX22210 Circuit
  • Windows® 7-, 8-, 10-Compatible Software
  • Fully Assembled and Tested
  • Proven PCB Layout

Product Details

The MAX22210 evaluation kit (EV kit) provides a proven design to evaluate the +36V, 3.8A (peak) two-phase stepper-motor driver. The MAX22210 EV kit can drive a single stepper motor and provides an on-board microcontroller (MCU) and GUI to drive the MAX22210’s inputs and configure the modes of operation. Microstep modes, decay modes, target speeds, and acceleration can also be configured using the GUI.

MAX22210EVKIT
Evaluation Kit for the MAX22210
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