Recommend me h-bridge ic for stepper motor

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The discussion focuses on finding a suitable H-bridge IC for a stepper motor with specific requirements, including an output rating of 4-5A and control via at least two digital PWM inputs. The motor in question is a 23HS8630 model with a current rating of 3A per phase and specific inductance and resistance values. One participant suggests using a parametric search on IC manufacturer websites, while another expresses difficulty in finding a definitive answer. There is a light-hearted exchange about the search process and the challenges of building a custom solution. The conversation remains focused on identifying the right H-bridge IC for the specified stepper motor.
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Recommend me h-bridge ic
-output rated for 4~5A
- can be controlled by min 2 digital PMW inputs
- optional* half step
- optional* SMD

23HS8630 stepper motor specs :
6 wires ,
3A / phase ,
1.0 Ohm / phase ,
1.8 mH / phase


Thanks :D
 
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Have you tried doing a parametric search on any of the IC manufacturer's websites, digikey, etc?
 
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Why don't you do a parametric search on your favorite IC manufacturer's website like a normal person?

So i did and i didnt get definitive answer so i am asking for help :D ( building custom is another option ) sry if i wasted your time
 
Haha, I see you are responding to my initial response which I immediately ninja-edited into a more presentably form. You're too quick for me! I should have stayed in bed.
 
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well let's keep it civil :D
 
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