SLA7024M Driver anyone?

[tajord]

I have these three chips lying around and was wondering if anyone has any driver plans/schematics to assist here, I've been looking for a while now and still haven't came across any, i heard they chop current (don't know if i used that term correctly), can someone help or point me a direction relating to them?

[toneV8]

I have 6 SLA7024M chips.

[tajord]

great, all we have now to do is learn how to use them, lol.

[MrWild]

You could probably adapt one of the SLA 7061 or SLA 7052 boards at this site to work for you. Check the pin outs for same/same, and reserch the capabilities of your chips.

http://www.pminmo.com/SLA7062/SLA7062.htm

[toneV8]

SLA7042M chip output current is 1,5A

I attach SLA7042M datasheet

[MrWild]

Wrong chip.

[tajord]

Indeed, it's the SLA7024M not the 7042 and if i'm not mistaking it's also rated 1.5A.

[Ozheat]

Here are a couple of pics of the use of the SLA7041m from epson service manual.

Dang... wrong chip, will look up the chip in other service manuals for the use of the SLA7024M. Can you tell me what models epson printers used this chip as it will save me the hassle of looking through all service manuals I have.

Ok here is the datasheet of the SLA7024M included aswell.

[toneV8]

Sorry I mistake it is SLA7024M.

[hesham morsy]

Stepper motor driver on the basis SLA7024M









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[jam213]

hello everybody,
it is true that I never posted, I come here often and I salvation everyone you do a great job, I apologize for not having posted before.

Big thanks to hicham , i was looking for pcb for Sla7024

[plank]

Hello all,

I found 2 more diagrams for the SLA7024, one is from microrobot.com's "AVR-M103 Application Board User Manual" and another from a Korean manual.

They are very similar except that the Korean version uses 2 chips at 12 volts, while the microbot version runs at 20V.

I included here the manuals and screenshots I made from the schematics.


Regards,
Plank

Edit:

Oops, the Korean is for a SLA7026. Anyway it's a drop-in replacement.