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SIP42101 - dual MOSFET drivers

Description

The SiP42101 is a high-speed half-bridge MOSFET driver with adaptive shoot-through protection for motor driving applications.

The high-side driver is bootstrapped to allow driving n-channel MOSFETs.

Features

  • D D D D D D D D 5-V Gate Drive Pb-free Undervoltage Lockout Available Internal Bootstrap Diode Adaptive Shoot-Through Protection Motor Braking Shutdown Control Matched Rising and Falling Propagation Delays Drive MOSFETs In 4.5- to 50-V Systems.

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Part number SIP42101
Manufacturer Vishay
File Size 111.11 KB
Description dual MOSFET drivers
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www.DataSheet4U.com SiP42101 New Product Vishay Siliconix Half-Bridge N-Channel MOSFET Driver for Motor Control FEATURES D D D D D D D D 5-V Gate Drive Pb-free Undervoltage Lockout Available Internal Bootstrap Diode Adaptive Shoot-Through Protection Motor Braking Shutdown Control Matched Rising and Falling Propagation Delays Drive MOSFETs In 4.5- to 50-V Systems APPLICATIONS D H-Bridge Motor Controls D 3-Phase Motor Controls DESCRIPTION The SiP42101 is a high-speed half-bridge MOSFET driver with adaptive shoot-through protection for motor driving applications. The high-side driver is bootstrapped to allow driving n-channel MOSFETs. The Brake pin forces the lowside MOSFET on, providing a braking function in H-bridge and 3-phase topologies.
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