DRV2605L Haptic Driver for LRA and ERM with Integrated Waveform Library
The DRV2605L from Texas Instruments is an integrated haptic driver designed for linear resonant actuators (LRA) and eccentric rotating mass (ERM) motors. Featuring an embedded haptic effects library licensed from Immersion Corp., the DRV2605L provides rich tactile feedback with minimal host processing. This makes it ideal for high-performance haptics in mobile, automotive, and consumer electronics.
With I2C digital control and automatic actuator diagnostics, designers can ensure consistent haptic performance across varying environments. The internal ROM supports multiple predefined vibration patterns, reducing firmware development time. Through IC Manufacturer, component sourcing is traceable, ensuring authenticity and performance for industrial and B2C product lines.
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DRV2605L Electrical Specifications and Control Parameters
Parameter | Typical Value | Unit |
---|---|---|
Input Voltage Range | 2.5 to 5.2 | V |
Output Voltage | Up to 5.2 | V |
Control Interface | I2C (400kHz) | – |
Actuator Type | LRA / ERM | – |
Waveform Memory | Embedded ROM | – |
Package Type | QFN-10 | – |
Operating Temperature | -40 to +85 | ??C |
Why DRV2605L Excels in Haptic Feedback Control Applications
- Built-in Actuator Waveform Library: Enables quick development using pre-defined haptic patterns without external memory or extensive programming.
- LRA and ERM Compatibility: Offers design flexibility across a broad range of vibration motors for mobile or automotive use cases.
- Closed-loop Vibration Control: Adjusts real-time output to ensure uniform tactile response despite mechanical variation or supply voltage fluctuation.
- I2C Interface: Simplifies control integration with microcontrollers and embedded processors, reducing BOM complexity.
- Diagnostic and Protection Features: Includes overtemperature, overcurrent, and actuator impedance checks to enhance reliability.
Technical Features Summary Table
Feature | Description |
---|---|
Supported Actuator Types | ERM (Eccentric Rotating Mass), LRA (Linear Resonant Actuator) |
Output Drive | Closed-loop and open-loop drive |
Control Interface | I2C digital input |
Embedded Effects | Over 100 Immersion Haptic Effects |
Startup Time | < 1ms typical |
Operating Modes | Internal ROM, RAM playback, PWM input |
Protection | Thermal, Overcurrent, Short Circuit |
Application Use Cases
- Wearables with customizable haptic alerts
- Automotive infotainment systems for tactile feedback
- Consumer devices like smartphones and tablets
- Gaming controllers with force feedback vibration
- Medical handheld diagnostics equipment
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What types of actuators does the DRV2605L support?
This IC supports both ERM and LRA actuators, making it suitable for a wide range of haptic motor types across industries such as mobile, automotive, and medical devices.
Can the waveform effects be customized?
Yes. While the DRV2605L includes a ROM-based haptic library, it also supports user-defined waveforms stored in RAM, enabling customized tactile responses for specific applications.
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Is an external microcontroller required?
Yes, a host microcontroller is used to send I2C commands and trigger specific waveforms. This allows integration into embedded control systems with minimal overhead.
What makes the DRV2605L more reliable than basic motor drivers?
It includes automatic actuator diagnostics, real-time feedback adjustment, and built-in safety features such as overtemperature and short-circuit protection, ensuring long-term system stability.
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What packaging options are available for compact designs?
The DRV2605L is offered in a 10-pin QFN package, making it suitable for space-constrained designs like smartwatches and handheld devices.