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The DA7280-A high-definition (HD) haptic driver combines custom drive sequences, on- and off-resonance, at up to 1kHz. The DA7280-A can drive both ERM and LRA (narrow and wideband) actuators and track resonance up to 300Hz to drive the most complex click/vibration touch effects in a wide range of applications.
The DA7280-A combines very low idle current consumption (360nA) with low-latency trigger inputs to minimize the delay after button presses when an application process is in deep sleep.
This product is AEC-Q100 Grade 2 qualified and is perfect for being deployed in automotive applications where haptic feedback is required. DA7280-A comes in a 12-pin Wettable flank QFN (3x3mm).
Features
- 360nA idle power mode with full I2C control and memory retention
- Wideband LRA driver: 25Hz to 1kHz with resonant mode
- Frequency tracking support up to 300Hz
- Low-latency direct drive for haptics
- On-the-fly diagnostics
- Custom waveform sequences
- Three methods of drive with Linux and C-like driver (HAL)
- Package: WFQFN-12 (3x3mm)
- Constant resonance frequency tracking through continuous current drive monitoring
- Ultra-low power consumption means longer battery life
- Only 0.75ms latency when responding from ultra-low power state
- Drives LRAs off-resonance for custom effects, or dual-resonant systems for two-dimensional vibration
- Enables wide-band effects as well as supporting dual-resonant systems
- Drives distinct haptic effects triggered by multiple inputs without the need to wake the apps processor
- Detects issues with motor automatically
- Frequency, time, amplitude triplets to program the waveform
- Quick and easy software development using the SmartCanvas™ GUI
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DA728x-EVAL-KIT
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Low Power High-Definition Haptic Driver Evaluation Kit
The DA728x-EVAL-KIT is designed to evaluate the DA7280x family of high-definition (HD) haptic drivers. The board is powered and controlled from the onboard USB circuitry and consists of a DA728x motherboard, DA7280 daughtercard, DA7281 daughtercard, DA7282 daughtercard, and DA7283 daughtercard....
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US082-13-DA7280EVZ
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Low-Power High-Definition Haptic Driver for Next Generation Human-Machine Interfaces Evaluation Board
The US082-DA7280EVZ evaluation board enables quick prototyping for a custom system design with the DA7280 ultra-low power haptic driver. The board provides a standard Pmod™ Type 6A (extended I2C) connection for the on-board motor driver to plug into any MCU evaluation kit with a matching...
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DA7280 Performance Board
Use the DA7280 Performance Board to experience the haptic capabilities of DA7280 with the supplied LRA. DA7280 is configured and controlled by the SmartCanvas™ graphical user interface (GUI) over USB.
The DA7280 high-definition (HD) haptic driver combines custom drive sequences, on- and...
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DA7280, Dialog Semiconductor Enters Growing Haptics Market with Ultra Low Power and Compact Haptic IC
Today Dialog semiconductor unveiled the DA7280, a new Haptic Driver Integrated Circuit (IC). The device is capable of driving both ERM (Eccentric Rotating Mass) and LRA (Linear Resonant Actuators) motors, offering High Definition (HD) Wideband Drive, 76 percent lower idle power consumption and a 50 percent reduction in external BOM ...
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