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The DRV10983ZPWP is a three-phase sensorless BLDC motor driver from Texas Instruments, designed for cost-sensitive and low-noise applications. It integrates power MOSFETs to deliver up to 2A continuous drive current with a 3A peak capability. The device operates on an input voltage range of 8V to 28V and utilizes a proprietary sensorless control scheme for continuous sine 180° commutation, significantly reducing audible noise during switching. It features a flexible user interface supporting I2C, PWM, and analog inputs, along with integrated step-down/linear regulators for internal and external circuit power supply.
Verify the specific suffix 'Z' indicates the sleep mode variant with 180µA standby current, distinct from the standard standby version. Confirm package integrity for the HTSSOP-24 form factor upon receipt. Ensure ESD precautions are observed during handling due to moisture sensitivity classification. Cross-reference ordering part numbers with official Texas Instruments documentation to avoid confusion with similar family members like the DRV10983PWPR.
Select this component when application requirements demand minimal external component count and reduced electromagnetic interference through sinusoidal commutation. The integrated power stage simplifies PCB layout compared to discrete solutions. Consider the sleep mode current consumption if battery backup or ultra-low power states are critical. Evaluate thermal performance within the -40°C to +125°C operating range to ensure reliability under varying environmental conditions.
This device belongs to the DRV10983 family of three-phase BLDC motor controllers. It shares core architecture with variants like the DRV10983PWPR but differs in standby current specifications. The Z suffix denotes the sleep mode configuration, optimizing power efficiency when the motor is stationary. It serves as a complete solution for driving small to medium-sized brushless motors without external gate drivers.
DRV10983PWPR: Standard standby mode variant with higher quiescent current than the Z suffix version.
The DRV10983ZPWP features a sleep mode with a typical supply current of 180µA, whereas the standard DRV10983 typically offers a standby mode with a higher current consumption of 3mA.
No, the device is designed to operate without external sensing resistors by using its proprietary sensorless control scheme, though users can add them externally if active current monitoring is desired.