Title: The new AUIRS2332J is a 600V three-phase gate driver IC for automotive high-voltage motor drives for electric (EV) and hybrid electric vehicle (HEV) applications. With its high level of integration and comprehensive set of protection features, the
1Compact, Reliable, Automotive-qualified
AUIRS2332J 600V Gate Drive IC Simplifies and
Shrinks Design
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The new AUIRS2332J is a 600V three-phase gate
driver IC for automotive high-voltage motor
drives for electric (EV) and hybrid electric
vehicle (HEV) applications. With its high level
of integration and comprehensive set of
protection features, the AUIRS2332J simplifies
and shrinks design while providing the
reliability and ruggedness required for EV and
HEV motor drive or inverter applications.
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- Features
- Floating channel designed for bootstrap operation
- Fully operational to 600V
- Tolerant to negative transient voltage dV/dt
immune - Gate drive supply range from 10V to 20V
- Undervoltage lockout for all channels
- Over-current shutdown turns off all six drivers
- Independent half-bridge drivers
- Matched propagation delay for all channels
- 3.3V logic compatible
- Outputs out of phase with inputs
- Cross-conduction prevention logic
- Integrated Operational Amplifier
- RoHS compliant
- Automotive Qualified
- Advantages
- The AUIRS2332J, high-voltage, high-speed power
MOSFET and IGBT driver features three independent
high- and low-side referenced output channels. - Proprietary HVIC technology enables ruggedized
monolithic construction with logic inputs
compatible with CMOS or LSTTL outputs down to
3.3V logic. - The new device also offers an integrated
ground-referenced operational amplifier to
provide analog feedback of the bridge current via
an external current sense register, current trip
function, and open drain FAULT signal to indicate
over-current or under-voltage shutdown. - The IC is housed in a PLCC44 package, providing
higher creepage distances between high voltage
pins, simplifying PCB layout.
October 2011