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The DRV8832DGQR is a low-voltage H-bridge motor driver manufactured by Texas Instruments. It features a dual half-bridge output configuration capable of delivering up to 1A maximum DC or RMS drive current per channel. The device operates within a supply voltage range of 2.75V to 6.8V and includes integrated power MOSFETs with a typical on-resistance of 450 milliohms for both high-side and low-side switches. It supports PWM voltage control for efficient speed regulation and incorporates thermal enhancement surface-mount packaging.
Verify the specific package variant against official documentation, as the DGQ suffix denotes MSOP PowerPad while the base model may utilize VSON. Confirm RoHS compliance status and moisture sensitivity level requirements prior to assembly. Check for recent product change notifications regarding manufacturing site transitions or material updates. Ensure ESD handling protocols are followed due to the sensitive nature of the CMOS input structure.
Select this component when designing systems operating between 2.75V and 6.8V that require precise current limiting and fault reporting capabilities. The integrated stall detection simplifies control logic compared to basic drivers lacking these features. Consider the thermal performance of the chosen package variant relative to the expected continuous current load and ambient temperature constraints.
This part belongs to the DRV8832 series of low-voltage motor drivers from Texas Instruments. It serves as a compact solution for managing small motors in space-constrained applications. The series emphasizes ease of use through integrated protection features and minimal external component requirements, targeting modern portable devices where power efficiency is critical.
The fault output pin provides a signal to the host processor indicating internal error conditions, such as over-temperature or short-circuit events.
The DRV8832DGQR includes built-in stall/lock detection that regulates the motor current to prevent damage during startup or when the motor is obstructed.