Quasi-resonant controllers designed to drive SCT2H12NZ SiC MOSFETs
01-02-2016 |
Digikey
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Power
Providing an optimum system for products that include an electrical outlet,
Rohm's BD768xFJ-LB, low-noise, quasi-resonant control, DC-DC converter is
now available from Digi-Key.
Quasi-resonant operation enables soft switching and helps to keep EMI low. A
high degree of design flexibility is achieved using switching MOSFET and
current detection resistors as external devices.
A built-in brownout function monitors the input voltage as part of system
optimization. The burst-mode function reduces input power at low power. The
BD768xFJ-LB series includes various protection functions, such as a
soft-start function, burst function, per-cycle overcurrent limiter function,
overvoltage protection function, overload protection function, and brownout
function. BD768xFJ-LB series includes a gate-clamp circuit for optimal
driving SiC MOSFET.
The series is ideal for high-voltage industrial applications, including
industrial equipment, AC adaptors, and household appliances, says the
company.
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