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Trinamic New TMC6200-TA MOSFET Gate Driver for High-Power BLDC/PMSM Motors

The TMC6200 is the new high-voltage gate-driver with in-line motor current sensing for BLDC motors and PMSM servo motors of up to 100A using external MOSFETs.

3-phase motors up to 100A coil current (external MOSFETs)
Voltage range 8 to 60V DC
Programmable gate drive (0.5A / 1A / 1.5A)
Full protection and diagnostics via SPI interface
SPI & Stand-Alone operation
Charge Pump for 100% Duty Cycle operation
Optional BBM break-before-make logic for single line control
Programmable Short and Overload current threshold and retry
Programmable Control Interface with 3 line or 6 line drive
Compact 9x9mm2 TQFP48 package
Double Pin Distance for safe operation at high voltage

TMC6200-TA Three phase gate-driver for external MOSFETs; TQFP48 
TMC6200-TA-T Three phase gate-driver for external MOSFETs; TQFP48 , Reel
TMC6200-EVAL Evaluation board for TMC6200.
LANDUNGSBRÜCKE Baseboard for TMC6200-EVAL and further evaluation boards.
ESELSBRÜCKE Connector board for plug-in evaluation board system.

Datasheet TMC6200-EVAL, TMC6200-BOB
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