Technical Documents
Specifications
Brand
Maxim IntegratedProduct Type
Evaluation Kit
Power Management Function
Half-Bridge Driver
For Use With
DC Motors or Single Stepper Motor
Kit Classification
Evaluation Kit
Featured Device
MAX22203 Motor Driver
Kit Name
MAX22203 Evaluation Kit
Standards/Approvals
No
Product Details
The Maxim Integrated e MAX22203 evaluation kit (EV kit) provides a proven design to evaluate the 65V, 3.8A dual H-bridge MAX22203 motor driver. The MAX22203 can drive two brushed DC motors or single stepper motor. The MAX22203 IC integrates very low impedance FETs in a dual H-Bridge configuration with a typical RON (high side + low side) of 0.3Ω. The EV kit features headers, test points, and terminal blocks to provide an interface to the MAX22203 motor driver. The MAX22203 integrated current-sense output ISENA and ISENB can be monitored using test points or can be connected to an external ADC using header J4.
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EGP 23,040.00
EGP 23,040.00 Each (ex VAT)
Stock information temporarily unavailable.
1
Technical Documents
Specifications
Brand
Maxim IntegratedProduct Type
Evaluation Kit
Power Management Function
Half-Bridge Driver
For Use With
DC Motors or Single Stepper Motor
Kit Classification
Evaluation Kit
Featured Device
MAX22203 Motor Driver
Kit Name
MAX22203 Evaluation Kit
Standards/Approvals
No
Product Details
The Maxim Integrated e MAX22203 evaluation kit (EV kit) provides a proven design to evaluate the 65V, 3.8A dual H-bridge MAX22203 motor driver. The MAX22203 can drive two brushed DC motors or single stepper motor. The MAX22203 IC integrates very low impedance FETs in a dual H-Bridge configuration with a typical RON (high side + low side) of 0.3Ω. The EV kit features headers, test points, and terminal blocks to provide an interface to the MAX22203 motor driver. The MAX22203 integrated current-sense output ISENA and ISENB can be monitored using test points or can be connected to an external ADC using header J4.
