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MP9518 Datasheet(PDF) 9 Page - Monolithic Power Systems

Part # MP9518
Description  Single-Phase, BLDC, Motor Driver with Integrated Hall Sensor
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Manufacturer  MPS [Monolithic Power Systems]
Direct Link  http://www.monolithicpower.com
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MP9518
–SINGLE-PHASE, BLDC, MOTOR DRIVER WITH INTEGRATED HALL SENSOR
MP9518 Rev.1.0
www.MonolithicPower.com
9
7/24/2017
MPS Proprietary Information. Patent Protected. Unauthorized Photocopy and Duplication Prohibited.
© 2017 MPS. All Rights Reserved.
OPERATION
The MP9518 is a single-phase, brushless, DC
motor driver with integrated power MOSFETs
and a hall-effect sensor.
Speed Control
The MP9518 is controlled using a PWM input
interface, which is compatible with industry-
standard devices. The IC detects the PWM
input signal duty cycle and linearly controls the
H-bridge output duty cycle, so the fan speed
increases as the input duty cycle increases.
The PWM input accepts a wide input frequency
range (12kHz to 48kHz), while the output
frequency is kept constant at 26kHz above the
audible frequency range.
PWM Output Drive
The
IC
controls
the
H-bridge
MOSFET
switching
to
reduce
speed
variation
and
increase system efficiency (see Figure 2).
When the rotor magnet pole S comes around,
the internal hall sensor outputs high. When the
rotor magnet pole N comes around, the internal
hall sensor outputs low. With this HA_IN signal,
the HA_OUT signal is generated after the θe delay
time, which is set from 0°. During the HA_OUT
high interval, the OUT2 and OUT1 switching
status can be
divided
to different
timing
sections (see Figure 2).
HA_IN
θ
e
HA_OUT
OUT1
OUT2
θ
son
θ
soff
θ
off
θ
son
θ
soff
θ
off
S
N
S
N
Figure 2: Timing Diagram
Soft Turn-On Section
During this time, OUT1 continues switching,
and the duty cycle increases gradually from 0 to
the target setting duty cycle in 16 steps max.
OUT2 remains low. Determine the duration time
from
the
linear
interpolation
between
the
SON_100 (23.9°) and SON_12P5 (45°) bits
setting value.
Normal PWM Switching Section
During this time, OUT1 continues switching,
and the duty cycle is fixed at the target setting
duty. OUT2 remains low.
Soft Turn-Off Section
During this time, OUT1 continues switching,
and the duty cycle gradually decreases from the
target setting duty cycle to 0 in 16 steps max.
OUT2 remains low. Determine the duration time
from
the
linear
interpolation
between
the
SOFF_100 (45°) and SOFF_12P5 (23.9°) bits
setting value.
Off Section
During
this
time,
OUT1
remains
at
high
impedance. OUT2 remains low. The time
duration is adaptive from 0° to 45°. In steady
state, this function block tries to maintain the
phase lock of the hall output falling edge and
winding current zero-crossing edge.
For a hall output low interval, the conducting
phase changes, but the switching sequence
remains the same.
Protection Circuits
The MP9518 is fully protected against over-
voltage,
under-voltage,
over-current,
over-
temperature
events,
and
input
reverse
protection.
Over-Current Protection (OCP)
The MP9518 protects against internal overload
and short circuit by detecting current flowing
through each MOSFET. If the current flowing
through any MOSFET exceeds the over-current
protection (OCP) threshold after around 1.5µs
of blanking time, that MOSFET turns off
immediately. After approximately 3.6s of delay,
the bridge is re-enabled automatically.
Overload Current Limit
During normal switching, if the current flowing
through the high-side MOSFET (HS-FET) of the
H-bridge exceeds the threshold set by the
register SUCL bits after around 1.5µs of
blanking time, the HS-FET turns off immediately.
The HS-FET resumes switching in the next
switching cycle. The overload current limit is
fixed at around 860mA.



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