Description
The DRV2603RUNR is a dual half-bridge haptic driver from Texas Instruments, designed for various applications such as wearables, smartphones, gaming controllers, and more. This device features an integrated library of waveforms, control interface, and strong driving capability, making it easy to integrate into different systems. It also offers advanced features like audio-to-haptics and real-time playback control, allowing for a wide range of haptic feedback possibilities. The DRV2603RUNR is suitable for applications that require tactile feedback, such as mobile devices, gaming controllers, automotive interfaces, wearable devices, medical devices, and virtual/augmented reality systems.
Features
According to the product information, the DRV2603RUNR features:
- Integrated library of waveforms
- Control interface
- Strong driving capability
- Audio-to-haptics
- Real-time playback control
These features enable easy integration into various applications such as wearables, smartphones, and gaming controllers, offering advanced haptic feedback capabilities.
Package
The package type of DRV2603RUNR is WQFN-10, which is a 10-pin package.
Pinout
The DRV2603RUNR has a 10-pin WQFN package. The pin functions are:
- VCC: Power supply
- GND: Ground
- EN: Enable input
- INT: Interrupt output
- SCL: I2C clock line
- SDA: I2C data line
- OUT1-OUT4: Haptic driver outputs
These pins allow for control and monitoring of the haptic driver's functions, such as playing back pre-recorded waveforms or generating custom haptic effects.
Manufacturer
The manufacturer of the DRV2603RUNR is Texas Instruments (TI), a leading global semiconductor company that designs, manufactures, tests, and sells analog and embedded processing chips for a wide range of applications. TI's products include microcontrollers, processors, sensors, amplifiers, and other analog and digital devices used in various industries such as automotive, industrial, medical, consumer electronics, and more.
Applications
According to the product information, the application areas of DRV2603RUNR are:
- Mobile devices for haptic feedback
- Gaming controllers for immersive gameplay
- Automotive interfaces for tactile feedback
- Wearable devices for vibration alerts
- Medical devices for sensory feedback
- Virtual reality and augmented reality applications for enhanced user experience
Equivalent
Based on the product information, there isn't an exact list of equivalent products provided by Texas Instruments or other manufacturers. However, as a haptic driver with advanced features like audio-to-haptics and real-time playback control, DRV2603RUNR's equivalent products could be:
- Other haptic drivers from Texas Instruments, such as the DRV8818 or DRV8824
- Haptic drivers from competing manufacturers, such as Maxim Integrated (MAX17800) or STMicroelectronics (LRM48Q60)
- Customized or specialized haptic solutions designed for specific applications
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