TMC5130

TMC5130 Stepper Motor Driver and Controller with stealthChop™

TRINAMIC Motion Control GmbH

This presentation includes all steps necessary for getting started with a TMC5130 stepper motor design, including an example of the minimum external circuitry required, dimensioning, BOM, layout examples, and design hints.

Stepper Motor Driver and Controllers

ImageManufacturer Part NumberDescriptionAvailable QuantityPrice
IC MTR DRV BIPOLAR 5.5-46V 48QFPTMC5130A-TAIC MTR DRV BIPOLAR 5.5-46V 48QFP6734 - Immediate$26.13View Details
IC MTR DRV BIPOLAR 5.5-46V 48QFPTMC5130A-TA-TIC MTR DRV BIPOLAR 5.5-46V 48QFP12857 - Immediate$26.13View Details
PTM Published on: 2015-01-07

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