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UDN2981A Motor Driver

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₦ 2,200.00



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UDN2981A Motor Driver

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Description: The UDN2981A is an eight-channel source driver designed for driving high-side loads such as relays, lamps, and stepper motors. It features high-voltage outputs that can source current to inductive loads and includes internal clamp diodes to protect the device from back EMF. This makes the UDN2981A suitable for a variety of motor driving and high-side switching applications. Key Features:
  • Eight high-side driver channels
  • Output voltage: up to 50V
  • Output current: 500 mA (continuous) per channel
  • Internal clamp diodes for inductive load protection
  • TTL and CMOS compatible inputs
  • Low standby power
  • Output enable function for efficient control
  • Built-in thermal shutdown protection
Technical Specifications:
  • Package Type: DIP-18
  • Supply Voltage Range: 7V to 50V
  • Input Voltage Range: -0.3V to 15V
  • Continuous Output Current: 500 mA per channel
  • Output Voltage: 50V (max)
  • Clamp Diode Forward Voltage: 1.5V (max)
  • Operating Temperature Range: -20°C to +85°C
  • Dimensions: 22.86 mm x 6.35 mm x 4.57 mm
  • Weight: 1.9 g
Applications:
  • Relay Drivers: Drives relays in automotive and industrial control systems.
  • Lamp Drivers: Controls lamps and indicators in various applications.
  • Stepper Motor Drivers: Suitable for driving stepper motors in automation and robotics.
  • Solenoid Drivers: Used in driving solenoids for mechanical control.
  • High-Side Switching: Provides high-side switching for various high-power loads.
Datasheet: For detailed technical information, refer to the UDN2981A Datasheet. Category: Motor Drivers / High-Side Drivers