HT7K1201
In the Sleep Period, all functional blocks are turned off
to reduce the current consumption to an ultra-low value
of less than 0.1μA (max). The driver remains in the
Sleep Period (Figure 2). Since all functional blocks are
turned off, the Standby mode outputs are not protected.
When an IN1 or IN2 pin is set to “High”, the device
will exit from the Sleep Period.
Functional Description
Overview
The HT7K1201 is a 1-ch H-bridge driver that can drive
DC brush motors or solenoids. Due to the 4 internal
very low on-resistance power MOSFETs which have
parallel spark killer diodes in the 6-pin SOT23 package,
the HT7K1201 motor driver has a high efficiency motor
driving capability, reduced external components. The
device also includes a full range of protection functions
including over-current and over-temperature to prevent
the possibility of burn-out occurring even if the motor
stalls or if the output pins are shorted to each other.
VDD Under Voltage Lock-out
In order to avoid an H-bridge metastable output
condition when powered-on or with a low battery
voltage, an under voltage lockout function is
integrated within the device. During the power-
on period, the H-bridge outputs will remain in high
impedance states and the control inputs are ignored
when VDD is lower than VUVLO+. The H-bridge outputs
are only controlled by inputs when VDD is higher than
VUVLO+. The device will be locked again when VDD
H-Bridge Control
According to the IN1 and IN2 pin states the device
will generate four H-bridge output states: Standby,
Forward, Reverse and Brake. The input/output
operation truth table in Active Period is shown in
Table1. Note that the IN1 and IN2 control input pins
are not allowed to float and must be connected to an
external 100kΩ pull-up or pull-down resistor.
falls to a voltage level lower than VUVLO-
.
Over Current Protection OCP
−
The HT7K1201 device includes a fully integrated
over current protection function within each of the
internal power MOSFETs. When the motor current
Active Period and Sleep Period
exceeds the over current protection threshold, IOCP
,
When the Standby mode continuously exceeds over
10ms, the HT7K1201 will enter the Sleep Period. At this
time, the Standby mode still works in the Sleep Period
as shown in Table 2. Changing the operation mode to
Forward or Reverse will go back to the Active Period.
exceeding a de-glitch time, tDEG, all power MOSFETs
will be turned off immediately. After the retry time
times out, the device will release the protection
activation and allow normal operation to resume.
H-Bridge Status
IN1
IN2
OUT1
OUT2
Operation Mode
M1
OFF
OFF
ON
M2
OFF
ON
M3
OFF
ON
M4
OFF
OFF
ON
0
0
1
1
0
1
0
1
Z
L
Z
H
L
Standby
Reverse
Forward
Brake
H
L
OFF
ON
OFF
OFF
L
OFF
ON
Table 1. Operation Truth Table in Active Period
H-Bridge Status
IN1
IN2
OUT1
OUT2
Operation Mode
M1
M2
M3
M4
0
0
Z
Z
Standby
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
Table 2. Operation Truth Table in Sleep Period
VM
VM
VM
VM
M1
M3
OFF
M1
OFF
M3
ON
M1
OFF
M3
M1
OFF
M3
OFF
ON
OFF
OUT1
M2
OUT2
M4
OUT1
M2
OUT2
M4
OUT1
M2
OUT2
M4
OUT1
M2
OUT2
M4
M
M
M
M
OFF
OFF
OFF
ON
ON
OFF
ON
ON
Standby
Forward
Reverse
Brake
H-Bridge Operation Modes
Rev. 1.40
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June 19, 2020