Freescale MC33887 Datasheet

The 33887 is a 5.0 A H-Bridge with Load Current Feedback making it ideal for closed-loop DC motor control. The IC incorporates internal control logic, charge pump, gate drive, and low RDS(ON) MOSFET output circuitry.


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Brand
Freescale
Category
Power Management
Document type
Datasheet
Language
English
Pages
37
File format
PDF
File size
857 KB
Published
08 May, 2012
Updated
30 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
BC14C3585C31A4DD10B20AA1C6995A54

About this manual

The MC33887 is a monolithic H‑Bridge power IC with load‑current feedback, designed for closed‑loop DC motor control. It integrates control logic, charge pump, gate drivers and low‑Rds(on) MOSFET outputs, supporting up to 5 A continuous load current and peak currents up to 7.8 A.

The document details pin assignments, electrical and thermal ratings, package options (HSOP, SOICW‑EP, PQFN), and ordering information. It also includes revision history and contact details for Freescale support.

What's inside

  • Features
  • Pin Connections
  • Electrical Characteristics
  • Maximum Ratings
  • Thermal Ratings
  • Package Information
  • Internal Block Diagram
  • Revision History
  • How to Reach Us

Specifications

Continuous load current5.0 A
Peak current active limiting5.2 A to 7.8 A
Supply voltage range (full operation)5.0 V to 28 V
Extended supply voltage (limited operation)up to 40 V
PWM frequency limit10 kHz
Fault Status output (FS)Open‑drain active LOW
Enable input (EN) logicHIGH = full operation, LOW = Sleep Mode

Frequently asked questions

What is the maximum continuous load current of the MC33887?

The MC33887 can continuously drive up to 5.0 A of DC load current.

What supply voltage range does the MC33887 support?

It operates from 5.0 V to 28 V for full performance, with limited operation up to 40 V.

What is the maximum PWM frequency for the H‑Bridge outputs?

The outputs can be PWM‑modulated up to 10 kHz.

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