Anybody know where I can purchase the Allegro A3982SLB stepper driver chip?I've checked Digikey, newark, and mouser but they don't carry them. I've also checked places like Jameco, all-electronics, MPJA, etc. Thanks
Ringo
Anybody know where I can purchase the Allegro A3982SLB stepper driver chip?I've checked Digikey, newark, and mouser but they don't carry them. I've also checked places like Jameco, all-electronics, MPJA, etc. Thanks
Ringo
Looks like a new product, so distributors may not have them. Allegro is (usually) real good about sending out samples. Doesn't hurt to ask.
-- Gordon
In general, the following is a good place to find chips, but yours doesn't show up ....
- dan michaels
OK, I've done the legwork for you ... [since I wanted to figure out how to crack the Allegro system anyways] ...
First, find the product page ...
Also, the press release shows the part was only released on 7 April
2005, so not surprising it may not be available yet.
OK, I've done the legwork for you ... [since I wanted to figure out how to crack the Allegro system anyways] ...
First, find the product page ...
Also, the press release shows the part was only released on 7 April
2005, so not surprising it may not be available yet.Thanks, I couldn't remember the site name. I was looking a chipfinder.com. I called my local distributor late last week but they never called back, which is why I posted wondering if someone knew of a different channel. I didn't realize it was such a new part.
Thanks Ringo
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