“Trinamic motor control solutions enhance the efficiency and precision of essential motor control in today’s smart factories, electric vehicles, mobility, robotics, and advanced military industries, enabling precise motion control, energy efficiency, and miniaturized system design in a wide range of applications.”

Marknica Korea's Hwang Jeong-pil, technical support manager for the domestic distribution and technical support of global semiconductor company Analog Devices Inc. (ADI), introduced ADI's Trinamic solution at the '2025 e4ds Motor Control Technology Conference' held at COEX in Samseong-dong, Seoul on the 14th, and said that ADI is innovatively developing ADI's motor drive and control technology, which is essential for implementing advanced industrial automation systems and smart factories.

TrinamiK is a motion control specialist headquartered in Hamburg, Germany, formerly part of Maxim Integrated and then acquired by ADI.

Accordingly, ADI will develop four main products based on Trinamiq's technological prowess: stepper motors, BLDC motors, DC motors, and solenoids.We are providing this motor solution domestically.

Manager Hwang Jeong-pil stated that Trinamic products have significantly reduced the development difficulty compared to existing motor control methods.

He explained the product's advantages, saying, "Trydynamic products are designed to be controlled simply by setting pre-profiled registers instead of complex coding for motor control."

Additionally, TriCoder™ technology, which can utilize the motor itself as an encoder, has been revealed to enable motion detection using a counter-electromotive force detection method without an external sensor.

In the stepper motor field, a feature called "StealthChop™" was highlighted. This technology further reduces noise and vibration even in microstep operation, and is widely used in the medical equipment industry to alleviate patient anxiety.

Additionally, Trinamiq offers a variety of specialized features, including 'StallGuard-4™', which prevents motor loss of synchronisation, and 'CoolStep™', which actively controls current to minimise power consumption.

Manager Hwang Jeong-pil said, “Trianamic solutions are being used in various industries, including semiconductor equipment, collaborative robots, and medical equipment.”

TrinamiK's solutions enable smoother, more accurate motion by precisely adjusting acceleration and deceleration at robot joints. They offer exceptional performance in areas such as industrial robots, medical robots, and precision machining robots.

Manager Hwang Jeong-pil also actively introduced ADI's BLDC motor control solution. For BLDC motors, the company has control technology that can support up to 50,000 RPM, and it said that demand has been increasing recently in collaborative robots and medical equipment.

In addition, we are launching AGV-specific products applicable to material transport and logistics automation systems, enabling the stable transport of heavier loads. We are also applying these products to solenoid and switching valve systems to help achieve energy efficiency and maintenance optimization.

In particular, ADI is strengthening its position in the BLDC motor control market, focusing on its recently released motion controller chip, the TMC4671. The TMC4671 has various built-in functions, including ADC and encoder input, and offers excellent performance with a controller speed of up to 100 kHz.

In addition, ADI is responding to customer needs by diversifying its product line, including the △TMC5271 △TMC5272 △TMC5240 △TMC2240 △TMC6100 △MAX22216, and supplying it in various forms, including modular products, board-type driver products, and chip-level solutions.

Manager Hwang Jeong-pil said, “We also offer modular products that customers can use immediately without separate hardware design, and we can also provide customized solutions tailored to capacity and functionality if needed.”

Manager Hwang Jeong-pil said, “ADI trinamic technology is expected to be widely applied in various industrial fields such as robotics, industrial automation, medical devices, and logistics automation systems,” and “Through this, we will maximize the performance of advanced automation systems and contribute to accelerating innovation across related industries.”