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The MC33033DW is a monolithic brushless DC motor controller designed for open-loop control of three or four-phase motors. It operates within a supply voltage range of 10 V to 30 V and features an internal undervoltage lockout mechanism. The device integrates a rotor position decoder, a temperature-compensated reference providing 6.25 V for sensor power, and a frequency-programmable sawtooth oscillator. It includes fully accessible error amplifiers for closed-loop servo applications and cycle-by-cycle current limiting. The output stage consists of three high-current totem pole bottom drivers suitable for external MOSFETs.
Verify the presence of the NCV prefix if automotive qualification under AEC-Q100 standards is required. Confirm package type and lead-free status against specific ordering suffixes. Ensure compatibility with the intended sensor phase selection configuration before procurement.
Select this component when open-loop BLDC control is sufficient without requiring separate drive circuit supply pins or dedicated fault output signals found in predecessor models. Suitable for applications needing integrated sensor power and high-current direct MOSFET driving capabilities within a single SOIC-24 package.
The MC33033DW belongs to ON Semiconductor's second-generation brushless DC motor controller family. It evolved from the full-featured MC33034 and MC33035 controllers but omits certain features like separate drive supply pins, brake inputs, and fault outputs to streamline implementation for standard open-loop applications.
No, unlike its predecessors such as the MC33034 and MC33035, the MC33033DW does not feature a separate brake input pin.
The device contains a temperature-compensated reference capable of supplying 6.25 V to power external rotor position sensors.