TB67H400AHG
2016-12-22
Absolute maximum ratings (Ta = 25°C)
Characteristics Symbol Rating Unit Remarks
Motor output current
Iout(S)
4.0 A
Iout(L) 8.0 A
Large mode
Digital input voltage
Note1: While in use, please make sure to take the heat generation matter into consideration, and use below 70% of the
absolute maximum ratings (Iout(S) ≤ 2.8 A, Iout(L) ≤ 5.6 A) as a reference. Operating conditions (such as
surrounding temperature or board conditions) may limit the operating current. (Depends on the heat
conditions.)
Note2: The value in the state where it is not mounted on the board. Ta exceeding 25°C would require derating at 28.0
mW/°C.
Ta : Ambient temperature.
Topr : Operating ambient temperature.
Tj : Operating junction temperature. The maximum junction temperature is limited by the thermal shutdown
circuit (TSD).
Use the maximum junction temperature (Tj) at 120°C or less. The maximum current cannot be used under
certain thermal conditions.
Caution) Absolute maximum ratings
The absolute maximum ratings of a semiconductor device are a set of ratings that must not be exceeded, even for a
moment. Do not exceed any of these ratings. Exceeding the rating (s) may cause device breakdown, damage or
deterioration, and may result in injury by explosion or combustion. The value of even one parameter of the absolute
maximum ratings should not be exceeded under any circumstances. The TB67H400AHG does not have overvoltage
detection circuit. Therefore, the device is damaged if a voltage exceeding its rated maximum is applied. All voltage
ratings, including supply voltages, must always be followed. The other notes and considerations described later should
also be referred to.
Operating ranges (Ta=-20 to 85°C)
Characteristics Symbol Min Typ. Max Unit
Remarks
Motor output current
Logic input voltage
Note: The actual maximum current may be limited by the operating environment (operating conditions such operating
duration, or by the surrounding temperature or board heat dissipation). Determine a realistic maximum current
by calculating the heat generated under the operating environment.