• Part: 2EDN7524F
  • Description: advanced dual-channel driver
  • Manufacturer: Infineon
  • Size: 1.06 MB
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2EDN7524F
2EDN7524F is advanced dual-channel driver manufactured by Infineon.
Features Fast, precise, strong and patible - Highly efficient SMPS enabled by 5 ns fast slew rates and 17 ns propagation delay precision for fast MOSFET and Ga N switching - 1 ns channel-to-channel propagation delay accuracy enables safe use of two channels in parallel - Two independent 5 A channels enable numerous deployment options - Industry standard packages and pinout ease system-design upgrades The new Reference in Ruggedness - 4.2 V and 8 V UVLO (Under Voltage Lock Out) options ensure instant MOSFET protection under abnormal conditions - -10 V control and enable input robustness delivers crucial safety margin when driving pulse-transformers or driving MOSFETs in through hole packaging - 5 A reverse current robustness eliminates the need for output protection circuitry. Typical Applications - Server SMPS - Tele SMPS - DC-to-DC Converter - Bricks - Power Tools - Industrial SMPS - Motor Control - Solar SMPS Example Topologies - Single and interleaved PFC - LLC, ZVS with pulse transformer - Synchronous Rectification Description The 2EDN752x/2EDN852x is an advanced dual-channel driver. It is suited to drive logic and normal level MOSFETs and supports Opti MOS™, Cool MOS™, Standard Level MOSFETs, Superjunction MOSFETs, as well as IGBTs and Ga N Power devices. Please read the Important Notice and Warnings at the end of this document .infineon. Rev. 2.7 2025-03-18 Eice DRIVER™ 2EDN752x/2EDN852x Features The control and enable inputs are LV-TTL patible (CMOS 3.3 V) with an input voltage range from -5 V to +20 V. -10 V input pin robustness protects the driver against latch-up or electrical overstress which can be induced by parasitic ground inductances. This greatly enhances system stability. 4.2 V and 8 V UVLO (Under Voltage Lock Out) options ensure instant MOSFET and Ga N protection under abnormal conditions. Under such circumstances, this UVLO mechanism provides crucial independence from whether and when other supervisors circuitries detect abnormal...