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BM2P064H-Z - PWM Type DC/DC Converter

Description

This series IC is a PWM type DC/DC converter for AC/DC which provides an optimum system for various electrical product.

It supports both isolated and non-isolated devices, enabling simpler design of various types of low power consumption electrical converters.

Features

  • Switching Frequency = 65 kHz, 100 kHz, 130 kHz.
  • PWM Current Mode Control.
  • Built-in Frequency Hopping Function.
  • Burst Operation at Light Load.
  • Frequency Reduction Function.
  • Built-in 650 V Starter Circuit.
  • Built-in 650 V Super Junction MOSFET.
  • VCC Pin Under Voltage Protection.
  • VCC Pin Over Voltage Protection.
  • Over Current Limiter Function per Cycle.
  • Over Current Limiter with AC Voltage Correction.
  • Soft Start Function.
  • Brown IN/OUT F.

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Datasheet Details

Part number BM2P064H-Z
Manufacturer ROHM
File Size 1.15 MB
Description PWM Type DC/DC Converter
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Datasheet AC/DC Converter IC PWM Type DC/DC Converter IC Integrated Switching MOSFET BM2P064H-Z BM2P104H-Z BM2P134H-Z General Description This series IC is a PWM type DC/DC converter for AC/DC which provides an optimum system for various electrical product. It supports both isolated and non-isolated devices, enabling simpler design of various types of low power consumption electrical converters. This series also has a built-in starter circuit that can withstand up to 650 V, which contributes to low power consumption. Since current mode control is utilized, current is restricted in each cycle and excellent performance is demonstrated in bandwidth and transient response. Switching frequency is fixed at 65 kHz, 100 kHz or 130 kHz.
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