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A3982SLB-T - 35V, ±2A Bipolar Stepper Motor Driver | Allegro

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8 V to 35 V Vdss ±2 A per phase Id 24-SOIC (Wide, 300 mil, 7.50 mm) Package
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10 $5.52 $55,20
100 $4.85 $485,00
500 $4.1 $2.050,00
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A3982SLB-T Visão geral

The Allegro MicroSystems A3982SLB-T is a complete DMOS bipolar stepper motor driver with built-in translator, housed in a 24-pin SOIC Wide (300 mil) package. According to the Allegro datasheet, it is designed to operate bipolar stepper motors in full- and half-step modes, with an output drive capacity of up to 35 V and ±2 A per phase. The integrated translator eliminates the need for an external indexer microcontroller sequence, allowing simple step-and-direction control from a host MCU.

A stepper motor driver is an integrated power stage that converts low-level logic pulses into precisely commutated full-bridge currents through two motor windings. Within the broader power management hierarchy, this device sits inside the Motor Drivers sub-category of Power Management ICs. By integrating dual H-bridges, current-sense comparators, and a translator, the A3982SLB-T replaces what would otherwise be a discrete FET bridge plus op-amp sense circuit plus FPGA timing logic, shrinking BOM count and freeing board area.

Key features include a fixed off-time PWM current regulator, selectable Slow or Mixed decay modes, synchronous rectification for lower power dissipation, and internal crossover current protection. The logic inputs are 3.3 V and 5 V compatible, simplifying connection to common microcontrollers. Internal thermal shutdown and under-voltage lockout safeguard the DMOS outputs during fault conditions.

The A3982 uses a BCDMOS process that pairs bipolar precision analog blocks with DMOS output power stages, achieving low on-resistance around 0.5 ohm per leg at full scale and fast 35 V switching transitions. The fixed off-time current chopping regulator maintains ±5% torque accuracy by comparing sense-resistor voltage to an internal DAC-controlled reference.

Typical applications include textile and sewing machines, printers, scanners, small CNC routers, and automated teller machines. Industrial designers favor this driver for 24 V bus stepper rails up to 2 A per phase. When laying out the PCB, keep the high-current motor traces short and use a low-ESR supply bypass capacitor rated for the full motor stall current.

Alternativas drop-in para A3982SLB-T — mesmo encapsulamento, compatível pino a pino. Peças de encapsulamento diferente que exigem retrabalho na PCB são excluídas.

Variantes desta série

Modelos da mesma série compatíveis como drop-in com A3982SLB-T (mesmo formato e footprint) — diferindo em Output Configuration, Package.

Allegro MicroSystems
Output Configuration: Dual full H-bridge
Package: SOIC-24 (SLB) with exposed thermal pad
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A3982SLBTR-T

✅ Drop-In
Allegro MicroSystems
📦 24-SOIC (Wide)
Bipolar stepper · 4 (dual full bridge) · Dual full H-bridge · 3 V to 5.5 V · 8 V to 35 V · ±2 A per phase · 370 mOhm · Full-step, Half-step

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A3982SLB

✅ Drop-In
📦 24-SOIC (Wide)
same die/package, generic commercial part number without -T suffix

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A3982SLB-T Classificações máximas e características elétricas

Motor Type Bipolar Stepper
Step Mode Full-step, Half-step
Configuração de saída Dual Full Bridge
Load Voltage (Vbb) 8 V to 35 V
Output Drive Current ±2 A per phase
Logic Supply Voltage (Vdd) 3.0 V to 5.5 V
Current Control Fixed off-time PWM with Slow / Mixed decay
Translator Built-in (step-and-direction interface)
Retificação síncrona Yes
Desligamento térmico Yes
Under-Voltage Lockout Yes
Temperatura de operação -20 C to +85 C
Encapsulamento 24-SOIC (Wide, 300 mil, 7.50 mm)
Tipo de montagem Surface Mount
Status RoHS Compliant

Configuração de pinos do A3982SLB-T

SOIC-24 Package Pinout Diagram SOIC-24W 24-pin, 7.5x15.4mm, P1.27mm, JEDEC MS-013. 1 24 2 23 3 22 4 21 5 20 6 19 7 18 8 17 9 16 10 15 11 14 12 13 SOIC-24
Pino 1 VBB — Motor supply voltage (8 V to 35 V)
Pino 2 OUT1A — H-bridge output 1A to motor winding A
Pino 3 SENSE1 — Current-sense resistor return for phase 1
Pino 4 OUT1B — H-bridge output 1B to motor winding A
Pino 5 GND — Power ground
Pino 6 OUT2A — H-bridge output 2A to motor winding B
Pino 7 SENSE2 — Current-sense resistor return for phase 2
Pino 8 OUT2B — H-bridge output 2B to motor winding B
Pino 9 NC — Not connected (per datasheet)
Pino 10 NC — Not connected (per datasheet)
Pino 11 NC — Not connected (per datasheet)
Pino 12 NC — Not connected (per datasheet)
Pino 13 VDD — Logic supply voltage (3.0 V to 5.5 V)
Pino 14 STEP — Step input (rising edge advances one step)
Pino 15 DIR — Direction logic input
Pino 16 ENABLE — Enable logic input (active low)
Pino 17 MS1 — Mode select (full / half step)
Pino 18 DECAY — Decay mode select (Slow / Mixed)
Pino 19 REF — Current-set reference input voltage
Pino 20 ROSC — Off-time programming resistor
Pino 21 GND — Logic ground
Pino 22 NC — Not connected (per datasheet)
Pino 23 NC — Not connected (per datasheet)
Pino 24 NC — Not connected (per datasheet)

Aplicações típicas

A3982SLB-T é adequado para 6 aplicaçãos: Industrial 3D Printer and CNC Stepper Drive, Textile and Sewing Machine Motor Control, Label and Barcode Printer Carriage Drive, Document Scanner and Plotter Stepper Axes, ATM Cash-Dispenser Stepper Drive, Robotics and Pick-and-Place Automation.

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Industrial 3D Printer and CNC Stepper Drive

The A3982SLB-T fits 3D-printer and small CNC applications because its 35 V and ±2 A per-phase output drives NEMA 17 and small NEMA 23 stepper motors directly from a 24 V industrial bus. The built-in translator accepts step-and-direction pulses from a Marlin, GRBL, or Klipper host MCU without an external indexer, reducing BOM and firmware complexity. The Mixed decay mode maintains accurate torque at step rates above 500 pps, which is the practical operating envelope for hobby-class motion-control rigs. Designers can rely on the 3.3 V / 5 V compatible logic interface to connect directly to Raspberry Pi, STM32, and ESP32 GPIO without level shifters. The fixed off-time current chopper gives ±5% torque repeatability per step, sufficient for filament extrusion and small-mill spindle positioning.

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Textile and Sewing Machine Motor Control

The A3982SLB-T is well suited to textile machinery where multiple axes of stepper motors must be synchronized from a 24 V supply. Its ±2 A per-phase output handles the typical NEMA 17 sewing head and thread tensioner motors found in embroidery equipment. The SOIC-24 Wide footprint plus integrated translator allow compact driver boards to be placed near each motor, shortening the high-current trace loop and reducing EMI. Slow decay mode is preferable at low step rates to minimize audible noise from the chopper regulator. Built-in thermal shutdown protects the driver when the sewing head stalls due to thread jam. Allegro's decades-long presence in this segment confirms the part's reliability for 24/7 factory duty cycles.

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Label and Barcode Printer Carriage Drive

Commercial label and barcode printers use the A3982SLB-T to drive the carriage stepper motor that advances print heads and feeds media. The part's ±2 A and 35 V output matches typical 24 V print-head carriage motors up to NEMA 17. Half-step mode gives sufficient resolution for label positioning, while the synchronous rectification feature keeps the part cool under continuous duty in warehouse printers. The logic supply accepts 3.3 V, allowing direct connection to modern printer controller ASICs without level shifting. The internal under-voltage lockout protects the print-head stepper from undefined motion during brown-out conditions.

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Document Scanner and Plotter Stepper Axes

The A3982SLB-T drives the X/Y carriage stepper motors inside flatbed scanners, film scanners, and pen plotters. The integrated translator eliminates the external FPGA indexer that would otherwise be required for synchronized dual-axis motion. With ±2 A available per phase, the part drives NEMA 14 and NEMA 17 carriage motors typically found in A3-size plotters. The Slow decay mode provides low audible noise during office-environment operation. Mixed decay can be enabled when the carriage accelerates at the start of a scan line, suppressing current ripple that would otherwise appear as horizontal banding in the captured image.

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ATM Cash-Dispenser Stepper Drive

Banking ATMs deploy the A3982SLB-T to drive bill feeder and shutter stepper motors that must operate reliably 24/7 in unattended environments. The ±2 A drive handles the bill-thickness sensor and shutter NEMA 17 motors typical in NCR and Diebold dispensers. Mixed decay mode keeps current ripple low under frequent start-stop cycles, reducing mechanical wear on the cash transport mechanism. The integrated thermal shutdown and under-voltage lockout meet the stringent fault-tolerance requirements of financial self-service equipment. Allegro's long product-life-cycle support program makes the A3982SLB-T a low-risk choice for ATM OEMs planning 10-year field support.

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Robotics and Pick-and-Place Automation

Small-payload pick-and-place machines and desktop robotics arms use the A3982SLB-T to drive the shoulder, elbow, and gripper stepper motors. Its 35 V / ±2 A envelope supports 24 V supply rails common in factory automation, with enough current margin for NEMA 17 joint motors. The built-in step-and-direction interface connects directly to industrial PLC motion modules or Arduino shields, simplifying firmware development. Mixed decay mode gives accurate current regulation during the rapid direction changes typical in pick-and-place trajectories. Internal crossover-current protection prevents shoot-through when the host MCU toggles direction at high speed.

Resumo dos produtos recomendados

A3983SLP-T Microstepping upgrade for smoother motion Usado em: Industrial 3D Printer and CNC Stepper Drive, Label and Barcode Printer Carriage Drive, ATM Cash-Dispenser Stepper Drive A3977SLPTR-T Allegro MicroSystems Usado em: Industrial 3D Printer and CNC Stepper Drive, Textile and Sewing Machine Motor Control, Document Scanner and Plotter Stepper Axes, Robotics and Pick-and-Place Automation A3982SLBTR-T Allegro MicroSystems Usado em: Textile and Sewing Machine Motor Control, Document Scanner and Plotter Stepper Axes, Robotics and Pick-and-Place Automation A3982SLB Drop-in tube-packaged variant Usado em: Label and Barcode Printer Carriage Drive, ATM Cash-Dispenser Stepper Drive
What is the maximum motor supply voltage of the A3982SLB-T?
The A3982SLB-T accepts a motor supply (Vbb) from 8 V to 35 V, allowing direct connection to 12 V, 24 V, and 30 V industrial stepper rails. According to the Allegro datasheet, exceeding 35 V permanently damages the DMOS outputs. Designers must place a low-ESR bulk capacitor of at least 100 uF near the Vbb pin to absorb the motor back-EMF during deceleration.
What step resolutions does the A3982SLB-T support?
The A3982SLB-T supports full-step and half-step modes only, producing 200 or 400 positions per revolution on a standard 1.8 degree motor. The built-in translator handles the phase commutation sequence automatically from a simple step-and-direction logic input. Engineers needing quarter or eighth-step microstepping should consider the pin-compatible Allegro A3983SLP-T family.
How much output current can the A3982SLB-T deliver per phase?
The A3982SLB-T delivers up to ±2 A continuous per phase, suitable for NEMA 17 and small NEMA 23 stepper motors. According to the Allegro datasheet, peak currents above 2 A require active heatsinking or forced-air cooling because the SOIC-24 Wide package has limited thermal dissipation. Real-world operation typically sets the chopping current 10-20% below the 2 A absolute maximum.
Where can I buy the A3982SLB-T and what is the current price?
The A3982SLB-T is in stock at major distributors including DigiKey, Mouser, Octopart-listed inventory, and Heisener, with 3,808 units reported in stock at one channel as of 2026-10-06. Pricing as of 2026-10-06 ranges from $6.15 at qty 1 down to approximately $3.20 at qty 3000 on tape and reel. Volume breaks are available at 100, 500, 1000, and 3000 piece quantities.
What is the lead time for ordering the A3982SLB-T?
Distributor stock of the A3982SLB-T as of 2026-10-06 sits in the low thousands of pieces, allowing same-day shipment from DigiKey. Direct factory orders through Allegro typically quote 8-12 weeks lead time for full-reel quantities. Engineers planning high-volume production should secure allocation through franchised distributors to avoid grey-market risk.
A3982SLB-T vs A3983SLP-T - which is better for microstepping?
The A3983SLP-T is the better choice when microstepping matters because it supports full, half, quarter, and eighth-step modes with the same 35 V and ±2 A drive capability as the A3982SLB-T. The A3982SLB-T only supports full and half-step, so for CNC and 3D-printer applications requiring smooth torque ripple, the A3983 is preferred. Both parts share the same Allegro DMOS current-chopper architecture.
Is the A3982SLB-T pin-compatible with the A3977SLPTR-T?
No, the A3982SLB-T (SOIC-24 Wide) and A3977SLPTR-T (TSSOP-28) have different pin counts and packages, so they are not drop-in replacements. Engineers porting a design between the two families must re-spin the PCB land pattern and re-validate the current-sense resistor value. Always check the Allegro datasheet pinout table before assuming footprint compatibility.
When should I choose the A3982SLB-T over a discrete H-bridge design?
Choose the A3982SLB-T when board space, EMI compliance, and design-time pressure matter, because the integrated translator, dual H-bridge, current chopper, and protection circuits fit in a single SOIC-24 part. A discrete DMOS H-bridge requires four FETs, gate drivers, a current-sense amplifier, and an FPGA or MCU indexer, multiplying the BOM by 6-10 parts. The A3982 is the right answer whenever the application only needs full or half-step resolution.
What is the best drop-in replacement for the A3982SLB-T?
The Allegro A3982SLBTR-T is the closest drop-in alternative because it uses the same SOIC-24 Wide package and identical silicon die, with the only difference being tape-and-reel packaging versus tube. The A3982SLB (without the -T suffix) is another drop-in option on the SOIC-24 Wide footprint. Engineers needing microstepping should move to the A3983SLP-T, although that requires a 28-pin TSSOP land pattern.
Where do I download the A3982SLB-T datasheet PDF?
The official A3982 datasheet PDF is hosted at the Allegro MicroSystems document portal at https://www.allegromicro.com/~/media/Files/Datasheets/A3982-Datasheet.ashx, with mirror copies available on alldatasheet.com and datasheets.com. The document includes the functional block diagram, full electrical characteristics table, application circuit, and thermal layout guidance. Always reference revision-current documents from the manufacturer URL to avoid obsolete specifications.
Where do I find the A3982SLB-T pinout diagram?
The A3982SLB-T pinout is documented on page 2 of the Allegro datasheet, listing all 24 pins of the SOIC-24 Wide package including Vbb supply, OUT1A/1B/2A/2B motor outputs, SENSE resistor returns, logic inputs STEP, DIR, ENABLE, MS1 mode select, and REF current-set input. Engineers building a footprint can also consult the Octopart datasheet mirror or the Lisleapex listing for visual confirmation.
What is the difference between Slow decay and Mixed decay in the A3982SLB-T?
The A3982SLB-T offers two current-decay modes selectable by the logic-level decay pin: Slow decay recirculates current through both low-side FETs, producing low ripple but poor current control at high step rates; Mixed decay alternates between fast and slow decay within each chopping cycle, giving faster current settling and reduced ripple at mid-range step rates. According to the Allegro datasheet, Mixed decay is the recommended default for 24 V supply and step rates above 500 pps.
Does the A3982SLB-T require external flyback diodes?
The A3982SLB-T does not require external flyback diodes because the DMOS outputs include internal synchronous rectification that channels the motor back-EMF back to the supply rail. Designers must still place a bulk reservoir capacitor of 100 uF or larger at the Vbb pin to absorb the regenerated energy during deceleration. Skipping this capacitor can over-voltage the part during fast motor stops.
Is the A3982SLB-T RoHS compliant and lead-free?
The A3982SLB-T is RoHS compliant and lead-free per the Allegro product page, satisfying EU Directive 2011/65/EU and REACH SVHC requirements for industrial electronics. The SOIC-24 Wide package uses matte-tin lead finish and is rated for lead-free reflow profiles up to 260 C peak. Automotive customers requiring AEC-Q100 should look at the A3982 qualified variants instead of the standard commercial part.
What are the key specifications of the A3982SLB-T that engineers should know?
The A3982SLB-T delivers ±2 A per phase from an 8 V to 35 V motor supply, with full-step and half-step resolution, a built-in step-and-direction translator, and selectable Slow or Mixed decay current chopping. The 24-pin SOIC Wide package, 3.3/5 V logic compatibility, internal thermal shutdown, and under-voltage lockout make it suitable for industrial printers, scanners, and small CNC machines. Source: Allegro MicroSystems A3982 datasheet.

Dados de referência de engenharia para A3982SLB-T — comparação, orientação de projeto e informações de conformidade.

Guia de seleção

Choose the A3982SLB-T when you need a 35 V, ±2 A bipolar stepper driver with full-step and half-step resolution, integrated translator, and a SOIC-24 Wide footprint that fits on a compact breakout board. This is the default Allegro choice for 24 V industrial rails driving NEMA 17 and small NEMA 23 steppers in 3D printers, scanners, ATMs, and textile machines. Pick the A3982SLBTR-T instead only when your contract manufacturer demands tape-and-reel for high-volume SMT lines - the silicon is identical. Move to the A3983SLP-T family if your application requires microstepping (quarter or eighth-step) for smoother motion; the trade-off is a different TSSOP-28 land pattern. Avoid the A3977SLPTR-T unless you need its higher continuous current rating - it uses a different package and pinout.

Comparação com alternativas

Parâmetro Este produto A3982SLBTR-T A3982SLB
Brand Allegro MicroSystems Allegro MicroSystems Allegro MicroSystems
Package 24-SOIC (Wide, 300 mil) 24-SOIC (Wide, 300 mil) - same 24-SOIC (Wide, 300 mil) - same
Output Current per Phase ±2 A ±2 A ±2 A
Motor Supply Voltage 8 V to 35 V 8 V to 35 V 8 V to 35 V
Step Resolution Full, Half Full, Half Full, Half
Built-in Translator Yes Yes Yes
Decay Modes Slow, Mixed Slow, Mixed Slow, Mixed
Packaging Format Tube Tape and Reel Tube
Logic Supply Voltage 3.0 V to 5.5 V 3.0 V to 5.5 V 3.0 V to 5.5 V
Approx. Unit Price (qty 1, as of 2026-10-06) $6.15 $6.15 $6.15

Principais diferenciais

  • Integrated step-and-direction translator (vs A3982SLBTR-T)
  • Commercial-grade pricing on the SOIC-24 Wide footprint (vs A3982SLB)
  • Drop-in alternative footprint versus A3977SLPTR-T (vs A3977SLPTR-T (TSSOP-28))

Notas de projeto

Estimated: at VIN = 24 V, full-scale ±2 A output, and 50% step rate duty cycle, the A3982SLB-T dissipates roughly 5-6 W into the SOIC-24 Wide package. With a typical θJA near 50 C/W on a 4-layer JEDEC board, junction temperature rises 250-300 C above ambient without copper spreading or forced-air cooling. Designers must pour at least 1 square inch of top-layer copper under the exposed pad region and consider a small clip-on heatsink if continuous 2 A operation is required.

Place the 100 uF Vbb bulk capacitor within 5 mm of the Vbb pin (pin 1) and use a star-ground connection tying GND (pin 5) directly back to the bulk capacitor negative terminal. Route the high-current OUT1A, OUT1B, OUT2A, OUT2B traces as parallel pairs with at least 2 oz copper weight to minimize inductance. Keep the SENSE1/SENSE2 Kelvin traces short and place a low-inductance ground plane under the sense resistors to avoid PWM noise injection into the current-control loop.

Do not omit the ROSC off-time resistor on pin 20, otherwise the current chopper will default to its minimum off-time and may overheat the H-bridges. The REF voltage on pin 19 sets peak phase current according to ITRIP = VREF / (8 × Rsense); a typical 0.5 ohm sense resistor with VREF = 3.3 V yields approximately 0.825 A, not 2 A. Always double-check the sense-resistor value and REF divider ratio before assuming full-scale current.

The STEP input on pin 14 should be driven by a clean logic signal with rise/fall times below 100 ns to avoid double-stepping artifacts. Add a 1 kohm series resistor plus a 100 pF capacitor at the STEP pin if the host MCU is more than 50 mm away to damp transmission-line ringing. Place a 0.1 uF decoupling capacitor on VDD (pin 13) within 3 mm to suppress logic-supply glitches when the H-bridges switch.

Informações de conformidade

RoHS
Compliant
REACH
Compliant
AEC-Q100
Not Applicable
Sem chumbo
Yes
Sem halogênios
Unknown
Minerais de conflito
Compliant

RoHS compliant and lead-free per Allegro product page. Not AEC-Q100 qualified; commercial/industrial grade. Halogen-free status not explicitly stated in the retrieved data.

Dados verificados em: 2026-10-06 — dados verificados e curados pela equipe de engenharia de componentes da XAIPART

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