HIGHOUTPUTCURRENT500mA
SHORT-CIRCUIT PROTECTION UP TO
= +35V
V
CC
INTERNAL THERMAL PROTECTION WITH
EXTERNAL RESET AND SYNCRONIZATION
CAPABILITY
OPENGROUNDPROTECTION
OUTPUT VOLTAGE CAN BE LOWER THAN
GROUND FOR FAST INDUCTIVE LOAD DEMAGNETIZATION
DIFFERENTIAL INPUTS FOR ANY LOGIC
SYSTEMCOMPATIBILITY
INPUT VOLTAGECAN BEHIGHERTHAN V
LARGE SUPPLY VOLTAGE RANGE FROM
6V TO 35V
SINK AND SOURCEALARM OUTPUTS
NO NEED FOR EXTERNAL CLAMPING DI-
ODE FOR DEMAGNETIZATION ENERGY UP
TO 150mJ
SEVERAL DEVICES CAN BE CONNECTED
IN PARALLEL
DESCRIPTION
The TDE1798 is an interface circuit delivering
high currents and capable of driving any type of
loads.
The output is protected from short-circuits with
the positive supply or ground. In addition thermal
shut down is provided to keep the IC from overheating. If internal dissipation becomes too high,
PIN CONNECTION (Top view)
CC
TDE1798
Minidip
ORDERING NUMBER: TDE1798DP
the driver will shut down to prevent excessive
heating. The output stays nullafter theoverload is
off, if the reset input is low. If high, the output will
alternativelyswitchon and off until the overload is
removed.
Higher current can be obtained by paralleling the
outputs of several devices. In this case, the devices can be reactivated simultaneously after an
overload if their reset input are connected in parallel.
The device operates over a wide range of supply
voltages from standard ±15 operational amplifier
suppliesto the single ±6V or +35V used for industrial electronic systems. Input voltage can be
higher than the V
groundconditions.
. The output is low in open
CC
November 1991
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TDE1798
ABSOLUTE MAXIMUMRATINGS
SymbolParameterTest ConditionsUnit
V
V
V
V
I(reset)
I
P
W
T
T
I
A(sink)
I
A(source)
Supply Voltage50V
CC
Input Differential Voltage50V
ID
Input Voltage-30 to +50V
I
Reset Input VoltageVCC -50 to V
Output Currentinternally limitedA
O
Power DissipationInternally LimitedmW
tot
Reset Input Sink Current (in thermal shut-down)15mA
Repetitive Maximum Demagnetization Energy - 106Operations150mJ
2) Foroperating athigh temperature,the TDE1798 mustbe derated basedon a150°C maximum junction temperature and the junction-ambient
thermal resistance.
3) The offsetvoltagegivenisthe maximum value of inputdifferential voltage required to drive the outputvoltage within 2V of theground or the
supply voltage;
4) Input voltage range is independentof the supply voltage;
5) The reference inputcanbe theinvertingor the non-inverting one.
Reset Threshold0.81.42V
Reset Output Sink Current(in thermal shut-down) for
V
≤ +0.8V
reset
Output LeakageCurrent(open ground)–10100µA
Output TransistorAvalanche Volt. VCC-V
O
max.
max.
–
–
4
6
-1
6.5
2
8
15
15
0
30
90
40
+1
°C/W
°C/W
8
4
–
–
mA
mA
mA
mA
µA
µA
2––mA
65–110V
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TDE1798
TYPICALAPPLICATIONAUTOMATICRESET
(*) D1 and Z1needed if thedemagnetization energy is higher than 150mJ
TYPICALAPPLICATIONCONTROLLED RESET
SHORTCIRCUIT CONDITIONS WITH AUTOMATIC RESET
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TDE1798
SHORTCIRCUIT CONDITIONS WITH CONTROLLED RESET
DEMAGNETIZATION OF INDUCTIVE LOADS
WITHOUTEXTERNAL CLAMPINGDEVICES.
With no external clamping device, the energy of
demagnetization is dissipated in the TDE1798
output stage, and the clamping voltage is the col-
W = V
(BR)
L
R
[I
V
(BR)
−
o
R
lector-emitterbreakdownvoltage V
(BR)CEO
This method provides a very fastdemagnetization
ofinductive loads and can be usedup to 150 mJ.
The amount of energy W dissipated in the output
stageduringa demagnetizationis :
V
(BR)
V
CC
− V
CC
) ]
− V
CC
Log ( 1 +
.
Remark 1 : This energy is dissipated inside the
case, then must be included in the whole power
dissipation.
Remark 2 : The use of external clamping device
is recommended in case of parallel driving of
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loads. The dispersion of the collector-emitter
breakdownvoltageV(BR) would induce the circuit
with the lowest V(BR) to dissipate the whole demagnetization energy (which is roughly proportionnalto I
2
).
O
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A 1 AMP. DRIVER (reset may be either automatic or controlled)
TDE1798
ALARMOUTPUTSINKALARMOUTPUT SOURCE
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TDE1798
PARALLELALARMOUTPUTS
INTERFACE BETWEENHIGH VOLTAGEANDLOWVOLTAGESYSTEM
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TDE1798
RESETAND SYNCHRONIZATION
Recommended diagram when the outputs are in
sible when all the circuits are returned in operating conditions.
parallel. After thermal disjunction a restartis posSYNCRONOUSAUTOMATIC RESET(parallelor independentoutputs)
≤ 50V
Maximumoutput current0.5A
Full protection against overloads and short-cir-
cuits
No need of deadtimeduring rotation reversing
TTL compatibleinputs
TDE1799 and TDE1798 input signals have the
same reference
No automaticrestart after disjunction
CW/CCWON PFF17981799
00OFFOFF
01ONOFF
11OFFON
10OFFOFF
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ON/OFF CYCLES
TDE1798
ROTATION REVERSING
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TDE1798
OVERLOADCONDITIONS
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MINIDIP PACKAGE MECHANICAL DATA
TDE1798
DIM.
MIN.TYP.MAX.MIN.TYP.MAX.
A3.320.131
a10.510.020
B1.151.650.0450.065
b0.3560.550.0140.022
b10.2040.3040.0080.012
D10.920.430
E7.959.750.3130.384
e2.540.100
e37.620.300
e47.620.300
F6.60.260
I5.080.200
L3.183.810.1250.150
Z1.520.060
mminch
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TDE1798
Information furnished is believed to be accurate and reliable. However, SGS-THOMSON Microelectronics assumes no responsibility for the
consequences of use of such informationnor for any infringement ofpatents or other rights of third parties which may result from its use. No
license is granted by implication or otherwise under any patent or patent rights of SGS-THOMSON Microelectronics. Specifications mentioned in this publication are subject to change without notice. This publication supersedesand replaces all information previously supplied.
SGS-THOMSON Microelectronics products are not authorized for use as critical components in life support devices or systems without express writtenapproval of SGS-THOMSON Microelectronics.
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