Toshiba TB62209FG Stepper Motor Driver Handbook

TB62209FG is a stepping motor driver produced by Toshiba. It adopts a chopper mode microstep pseudo-sine wave drive, which can support 2 phase, 1-2 (2 types), W1-2, 2W1-2, 4W1-2 phase and fixed axis mode. The maximum output current is 1.8 A, and the maximum power supply voltage is 40 V.


Toshiba TB62209FG Stepper Motor Driver Handbook - cover page
Brand
Toshiba
Category
Other
Document type
User Manual
Language
Japanese
Pages
52
File format
PDF
File size
725 KB
Published
06 January, 2012
Updated
30 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
7C79EA1B80A6B018B7026D1963FA1CA6

About this manual

This handbook describes the TB62209FG chopper‑type microstep stepping‑motor driver, including its features such as on‑chip mixed‑decay mode, low on‑resistance MOSFET output stage, and integrated decoder and 4‑bit D/A. The document contains block diagrams, logic unit functions, current‑setting and feedback circuits, and pin‑assignment tables.

Additional sections cover equivalent input/output circuits, thermal and over‑current protection, handling precautions, and legal usage notes. The material is intended for designers and system integrators who need detailed electrical characteristics and connection details for implementing the driver in their products. This manual is written in Japanese.

What's inside

  • Features
  • Block Diagram
  • Logic Unit Function
  • Current Setting and Feedback Circuits
  • Output Control Circuit
  • Equivalent Input/Output Circuits
  • Pin Assignment
  • Usage Notes
  • Handling Precautions

Specifications

On‑resistance (Ron)0.5 Ω (typ.)
Package36‑pin Power Flat Pack (HSOP36‑P‑450‑0.65)
Maximum motor supply voltage40 V
Maximum motor output current1.8 A
Mass0.79 g

Frequently asked questions

What is the maximum motor supply voltage for the TB62209FG?

The driver supports a maximum motor supply voltage of 40 V.

How many decay modes can be selected on the TB62209FG?

Four decay‑ratio stages can be selected via the mixed‑decay mode.

What is the on‑resistance of the output MOSFETs?

The typical on‑resistance is 0.5 Ω at 25 °C and 1 A.

What should be done with the STANDBY pin when it is not used?

The STANDBY pin has an internal ~100 kΩ pull‑down and must be connected to GND when unused to avoid malfunction.

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