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The LV8404T-TLM-E is a Bi-CMOS LSI forward/reverse motor driver IC utilizing D-MOS FETs for the output stage. Designed as a two-channel controller, it supports PWM input signals and operates with a 3V control voltage and 6V motor voltage device configuration. The component features low on-resistance of 1.2Ω typ and incorporates built-in protection circuits including thermal shutdown and reduced voltage detection. It is housed in a compact TSSOP-24 package suitable for applications requiring high-current motor control.
Verify the manufacturer origin carefully, as listings may indicate Sanyo, Rochester Electronics, or other distributors. Confirm the exact suffix 'TLM-E' matches your board design requirements. Check for obsolescence status or lifecycle notices from the current supplier. Ensure the package type is TSSOP-24 to match your footprint. Request original datasheets to confirm electrical characteristics before finalizing procurement.
Select this component when a dual-channel H-bridge solution is required for brushed DC motors. It is suitable for designs needing low on-resistance to minimize power dissipation. Consider the TSSOP-24 package size constraints during PCB layout. Verify that the 3V logic interface aligns with your microcontroller outputs. Ensure the thermal management strategy accommodates the chip's heat dissipation capabilities under load.
This part belongs to the Sanyo (now Microchip) LV84xx series of Bi-CMOS motor drivers. These devices are widely used in consumer electronics for driving small DC motors. The series emphasizes low power consumption and integrated protection features. The LV8404T specifically addresses two-channel control needs in a compact form factor.
Check for direct substitutes within the LV84xx family such as the LV8406T-MPB-E for parallel control variants. Verify pin compatibility and electrical specifications before swapping. Consult Microchip documentation for updated product line replacements if Sanyo branding is discontinued.
It supports forward and reverse control of brushed DC motors using a two-channel H-bridge configuration.
Yes, it includes built-in thermal shutdown and low voltage reset circuits to protect against overheating and undervoltage conditions.