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The HVC4222F is an embedded motor controller from the Micronas HVC 4x family, designed for automotive small motor applications. It integrates an ARM Cortex-M3 core with 2 kbyte RAM and 32 kbyte flash memory. The device features six independent N-channel MOSFET half-bridge drivers capable of 500 mA output, operating within a voltage range of 5.4 V to 18 V with dual-mode 40 V load-dump resistance. It supports LIN 2.1 communication and includes a 12-bit multi-channel ADC, two 16-bit timers, and enhanced PWMs. The component operates at junction temperatures up to 160 °C and ambient temperatures up to 150 °C in a PQFN40 package.
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Select the HVC4222F when a design requires exactly six motor outputs driven by a single integrated controller. This part is suitable for applications needing high integration to reduce bill of materials cost and board space. Consider alternative HVC series members if fewer than six outputs are needed or if higher peak current capabilities beyond 500 mA per bridge are required for the specific motor load.
The HVC4222F belongs to the established Micronas HVC 4x flex servo-drive family, which serves as a cornerstone for TDK-Micronas' integrated motor control portfolio. This family is distinguished by its ability to drive various motor types using a unified architecture. The HVC 4x series is specifically optimized for automotive environments, leveraging decades of expertise in combining CMOS technology with magnetic sensor integration for reliable operation under harsh conditions.
HVC4422F offers extended memory and MPU support for RTOS requirements while maintaining similar driver capabilities.