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L295 2.5A Dual Power Driver for Solenoids and Stepper Motors Multiwatt15

L295 2.5A Dual Power Driver for Solenoids and Stepper Motors Multiwatt15

Part number: L295Brand: STMicroelectronicsMotor Drivers & ESCs

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About this product

The L295 is a dual power driver IC in a 15-lead Multiwatt package with 2.5A peak output current per channel. It accepts standard microprocessor logic levels and can drive solenoids, stepper motors and electromagnets. It has an enable input and dual supplies so the logic side and the power side can run at different voltages.

Specifications

Supply voltage
50 V
Logic supply voltage
12 V
Enable and input voltage
7 V
Reference voltage
7 V
Peak output current (each channel)
2.5 A
Package
Multiwatt15 (15 leads)

Frequently asked questions

What is the price of L295 2.5A Dual Power Driver for Solenoids and Stepper Motors Multiwatt15 in Egypt?

L295 2.5A Dual Power Driver for Solenoids and Stepper Motors Multiwatt15 currently costs 60 EGP in Egypt.

Where can I buy L295 2.5A Dual Power Driver for Solenoids and Stepper Motors Multiwatt15 in Egypt?

L295 2.5A Dual Power Driver for Solenoids and Stepper Motors Multiwatt15 is available from Circuits Electronics. Compare the offers above to find the best price.

Can I control the L295 directly from an Arduino?

Yes. The inputs accept standard microcontroller logic levels, and the input voltage rating is 7V, so a 5V Arduino output is compatible. Connect the logic supply to its own rail as the datasheet describes, and tie grounds together.

What should I take care of when driving solenoids or stepper motors?

Check the load current against the 2.5A per-channel peak rating and provide a heatsink for sustained operation. Inductive loads produce voltage spikes when switched off, so follow the datasheet's protection arrangement and keep the supply within the 50V rating.