![]() | Introduction to ACM6753: ACM6753 is a three-phase brushless DC (BLDC) motor driver IC that integrates a sensorless three-phase BLDC motor driving algorithm, phase current detection circuit, gate driver circuit, and power MOSFETs internally. It supports a maximum phase current of 3.2A. With its high integration and simplified peripheral design, the ACM6753 is particularly suitable for three-phase BLDC motor driver applications requiring high power density, small size, and strict low-noise requirements. The ACM6753 supports 180° sinusoidal driving, which effectively avoids electromagnetic noise interference caused by high-order harmonics. It can achieve efficient startup, acceleration, and constant-speed operation based on motor parameters provided by the user. User parameters can be permanently fixed via programming (hardware mode, internal EFUSE programming) or controlled online through I²C (software mode, parameter initialization or online control via I²C registers). The ACM6753 offers multiple speed control methods: external PWM duty cycle speed regulation, external analog voltage speed regulation, I²C register speed regulation, and external PWM frequency speed regulation. To protect both the ACM6753 itself and the external motor, the chip is equipped with a variety of protection mechanisms. |
Pin Definition and Pin Function Description of ACM6753: | Applications of ACM6753:
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External Brake via BRAKE Pin
I²C Interface: Brake Control through Registers
4 Flexible Speed Control Methods
Dedicated SPEED Pin: Accepts External Analog Voltage Speed Regulation, PWM Duty Cycle Speed Regulation, or Clock Speed Regulation
Speed Regulation via I²C Registers
Protection Functions
Over-Current Protection (OCP)
Locked-Rotor Protection
Over-Voltage/Under-Voltage Protection (OVP/UVP)
Over-Temperature Protection (OTP)
Voltage Anti-Backflow (Anti-Overshoot) Mechanism
Quiescent Current (Standby Mode): 150μA, Achieved by Setting I²C Speed Command to Zero and External SPEED Pin Voltage to Zero
Quiescent Current (Sleep Mode): 20μA, Wake-Up by Increasing External SPEED Pin Voltage
