Mitsubishi M57955L Datasheet

MITSUBISHI HYBRID ICs

M57955L

HYBRID IC FOR DRIVING HIGH BETA TRANSISTOR MODULES

DESCRIPTION

M57955L is a Hybrid Integrated Circuit designed for driving High
Beta Transistor Modules QM50D Y-HB , etc., in an Inv erter application.
This device operates as an isolation amplifier Transistor Modules
due to the electrical isolation between the input and output circuits
with a opto-coupler, as well as its driving capability which only re­quires single power supply.

FEATURES

● Electrical isolation between input and output with integrated opto­coupler. V

● Applicable with single power supply (7 ~ 9V)

● Applicable with TTL input

iso=2500Vrms

APPLICATION

To drive High Beta Transistor Modules for Inverter applications

OUTLINE DRAWING Dimensions in mm

26MAX.

2.54 0.55±0.1

2.54✕7=17.78

4.5±1.5 16.5MAX.

1.8MAX.

4MAX.3MAX.

0.35±0.2

8.5MAX.

10.0MAX.

BLOCK DIAGRAM

390Ω

2

1

OPTO-COUPLER

INTER­FACE
CIRCUIT

5

Tr1

6

7

Tr2

8

CIRCUIT DIAGRAM

2

1

PC

5

6

7

8

Feb.1999

HYBRID IC FOR DRIVING HIGH BETA TRANSISTOR MODULES

ABSOLUTE MAXIMUM RATINGS (Ta=25°C, unless otherwise noted)

Symbol

VCC
VI
IOH
IOLP
Viso
Tj
Topg
Tstg

Supply voltage
Input voltage

Output voltage
Isolation voltage

Junction temperature
Operating temperature
Storage temperature

Parameter

Conditions

DC

Pulse width 10µs, Freq. 2kHz, peak value
Sinewave voltage 60Hz/min. Ta=25°C

ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS (Ta=25°C, VCC=8V, unless otherwise noted)

Symbol

IIH
IOH
IOLP
PD
tPLH
tr
tPHL
tf
VIN
VCC

“H” input current
“H” output current
“L” output peak current
Internal power dissipation
“L-H” propagation delay time
“L-H” rise time
“H-L” propagation delay time
“H-L” fall time

Supply voltage

Parameter

Test conditions

VI=5V
Rext1=36Ω
Cext=47µF, Rext2=0.2Ω
IOH=–0.1A, IOLP=1A, f=2kHz, D.F.=50%

Recommended range
Recommended range

MITSUBISHI HYBRID ICs

M57955L

Ratings

12

–1 ~ 7

–0.3

1.3

Min.

–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–

4.75
7

2500

100

–20 ~ +70

–25 ~ +100

Limits

Typ.

10

–0.1

1

0.26
5
–
8
–
5
8

Max.

–
–
–
–

10

1

15

2

5.25
9

Vrms

Unit

V
V
A
A

°C
°C
°C

Unit

mA

A
A

W

µs
µs
µs
µs

V
V

Feb.1999