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MITSUBISHI HYBRID ICs
M57916L
HYBRID IC FOR DRIVING TRANSISTOR MODULES
DESCRIPTION
M57916L is a Hybrid Integrated Circuit designed for driving Transistor Modules QM10XX, QM20XX, etc., in an Inverter application. This
device operates as an isolation amplifier for Transistor Modules due
to the electrical isolation between the input and output, and includes
two independent circuits.
FEATURES
● Two independent circuits are included.
Isolation voltage: V
● Each circuit can be driven by single power supply (7 ~ 9V)
iso=2500Vrms
APPLICATION
To drive Transistor Modules for Inverter applications
OUTLINE DRAWING Dimensions in mm
59MAX.
21MAX.
4.5±1.5
1
3.0MAX.
2.54±0.1
2.54✕19=48.26±0.3
8.0MAX.
20
0.2MIN.
1.8MAX.
0.35±0.2
BLOCK DIAGRAM
470Ω
2
1
OPTO-COUPLER
12
11
INTERFACE
CIRCUIT
Tr2
Same as above
Tr1
8
7
6
Tr3
5
18
17
16
10.0MAX. 8.5MAX.
CIRCUIT DIAGRAM
12 2
11 1
PC
Tr2
Tr1
Tr3
15
818
7617
16
515
Feb.1999
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HYBRID IC FOR DRIVING TRANSISTOR MODULES
ABSOLUTE MAXIMUM RATINGS (Ta=–20 ~ +70°C, unless otherwise noted)
Symbol
VCC
VI
IOH
IOLP
Viso
Tj
Topg
Tstg
Supply voltage
Input voltage
Output current
Isolation voltage between
two currents
Junction temperature
Operating temperature
Storage temperature
Parameter
Conditions
DC
Between terminals ➀ and ➁
Pulse width 10µs, Freq. 2kHz, peak value
Sinewave voltage 60Hz/min. T
a=25°C
ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS (Ta=25°C, VCC=8V, unless otherwise noted)
Symbol
IIH
IOH
IOLP
PD
tPLH
tPHL
“H” input current
“H” output current
“L” output peak current
Internal power dissipation
“L-H” propagation delay time
“H-L” propagation delay time
Parameter
Test conditions
VI=5V
Rext=7Ω
Cext=47µF
IOH=–0.5A, IOLP=1A, f=2kHz, D.F.=50%
VI=0→4V, Tj=100°C
VI=5→0V, Tj=100°C
MITSUBISHI HYBRID ICs
M57916L
Ratings
14
–1 ~ 7
–1
3
Min.
–
–
–
–
–
–
2500
100
–20 ~ +70
–25 ~ +100
Limits
Typ.
7
–0.5
1
1.25
5
8
Max.
10
15
Vrms
–
–
–
–
Unit
V
V
A
A
°C
°C
°C
Unit
mA
A
A
W
µs
µs
Feb.1999