Toshiba TB6575FNG Application Note

TB6575FNG User Manual, This datasheet details the TB6575FNG usage methods, including power supply voltage, control input, oscillation circuit, application circuit, power capacitor, etc.


Toshiba TB6575FNG Application Note - cover page
Brand
Toshiba
Category
Motor
Document type
Application Note
Language
Japanese
Pages
13
File format
PDF
File size
286 KB
Published
24 January, 2012
Updated
01 October, 2023
MD5 checksum
A29C2C31F325F32E2C08D170DE5D2FFD

About this manual

This document provides detailed usage notes for the Toshiba TB6575FNG controller IC, which drives three‑phase DC brushless motors in sensor‑less mode. It explains the recommended power‑supply range, input pin handling, oscillator selection, and various application circuits for fan‑motor use.

Key topics include start‑up configuration, phase‑angle control, overlap‑power techniques, and level‑shift methods for comparator circuits when operating above 30 V motor voltage. The notes also give practical component values and calculation formulas for over‑current detection and filtering. This manual is written in Japanese.

What's inside

  • Power Supply
  • Control Inputs
  • Oscillator Circuit
  • Application Circuit
  • Start Settings
  • Phase‑Angle Control
  • Overlap Power (Lap‑On)
  • Comparator Level‑Shift

Specifications

Control supply voltage (Vpp)4.5‑55 V
Oscillator frequency (fosc)2^8 MHz (256 MHz)
Recommended crystal4.19 MHz ceramic (TDK or Murata)
Vcc‑GND decoupling capacitor10 pF‑38 nF electrolytic
VM‑GND decoupling capacitor0.001 pF‑0.22 pF ceramic
Start resistor (R1)220 kΩ
SC:C1 capacitor0.47 nF ceramic
Over‑current detection resistor calculationR = Voc / Iout

Frequently asked questions

What is the recommended control supply voltage range for TB6575FNG?

The controller operates with a Vpp supply voltage between 4.5 V and 55 V.

Which oscillator frequency does TB6575FNG support?

The device uses an oscillator frequency of 2^8 MHz (256 MHz).

What crystal is recommended for the oscillator circuit?

A 4.19 MHz ceramic crystal, such as TCR4.19MCS (TDK) or CSTLS4M19GS6‑B0 (Murata), is recommended.

How is the over‑current detection resistor calculated?

Use R = Voc / Iout, where Voc is the voltage across the sense resistor at the over‑current threshold.

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