TheL6221monolithicquad darlingtonswitch isdesignedforhighcurrent,highvoltageswitchingapplications.Eachof the four switchesiscontrolledby a
logicinput and all fourare controlledby a common
enableinput.AllinputsareTTL-compatiblefordirect
connectionto logiccircuits.
outputsofthe same devicemay be paralleled.
Threeversionsare available: theL6221Cmounted
ina Powerdip12+ 2 +2 packageandthe L6221CN
mounted in a 15--lead Multiwatt package, the
L6221CDin SO16+2+2package.
Input Voltage, Enable VoltageV
Continuous Colllector Current (for each channel)
C
for L6221CD
Collector Peak Current (repetitive, duty cycle = 10% ton = 5ms)
C
for L6221CD
Collector Peak Current (non repetitive, t = 10µs)
C
for L6221CD
Operating Temperature Range (junction)-40 to +150
op
Storage Temperature Range-55 to +150
stg
S
1.8
1.2
2.5
1.7
3.2
2.2
Output Substrate Current350mA
Total Power Dissipation
tot
=90°C (powerdip)
at T
pins
at T
at T
at T
at T
at T
=90°C (multiwatt)
case
=90°C (SO20)
case
=70°C (powerdip)
amb
=70°C (multiwatt)
amb
=70°C (SO20)
amb
4.3
20
3.5
1
2.3
1
A
A
A
A
A
A
C
°
C
°
W
W
W
W
W
W
TRUTHTABLE
EnableInputPower Out
H
H
L
For each input : H = High level
L = Low level
X = Don’t care
H
L
X
PIN FUNCTIONS(seeblock diagram)
NameFunction
IN 1Input to Driver 1
IN 2Input to Driver 2
OUT 1Output of Driver 1
OUT 2Output of Driver 2
CLAMP ADiode Clamp to Driver 1 and Driver 2
IN 3Input to Driver 3
IN 4Input to Driver 4
OUT 3Output of Driver 3
OUT 4Output of Driver 4
CLAMP BDiode Clamp to Driver3 and Driver 4
ENABLEEnable Input to All Drivers
VSLogic Supply Voltage
GNDCommon Ground
Figure 8 : Switch ing T ime s Te st Circuit.Figure9:Swit chin g TImes Wavefo rms.
Figure 10 : Allowe d Pe a k Collecto r Cu r-
rent vs. Duty Cycle for 1, 2, 3
or 4 Conte mporary Working
Outputs (L62 21C)
.
Figure 11 : Allowed Peak Collector Current
vs. Duty Cycle for 1, 2, 3 or 4
Contemporary Working Outputs
(L6221CN).
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Figure 12 : Collector Saturation Voltage
vs. Collector C urrent.
Figure 14 : Collector Satu ration Voltage
vs. Junction Temperature
=1A.
at I
C
Figure 13 : F ree-wheeling Diode Fo rward
Voltage vs. Diode Current
.
Figure 15 : F ree-wheeling Diode Fo rward
Voltage vs. Junction Temperature at IF=1A
.
Figure 16 : Saturation Voltage vs. Junc-
tion Temperature at IC = 1.8A.
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Figure 17 : F ree-wheeling Diode Fo rward
Voltage vs. Junction Temperature at If = 1.8A .
L6221 C-L6 221CN -L622 1CD
Figure 18.
Figure 19 : Driver for S olenoids u p to 3A.
APPL ICATION INFO RMATION
Wheninductive loads are drivenby L6221C/CD,a
zenerdiodein serieswiththeintegralfree-wheeling
diodes increases the voltage across whichenergy
stored in the load is discharged and therefore
speedsthecurrent decay(fig. 18).
The zener has to be chosen in such a way that
V
zener’svoltagechangesdueto:spreadonV
is limited to 60V taking into account the
CLAMP
,tem-
Z
peraturechanges,and the voltagedrop due to ohmicresistance.
Moreover,the instantaneouspowermustbe limited
in order to avoidthe reversesecondbreakdown.
We suggest to put in parallel channel 1 and 4 and
channel2 and3 as shownin figure19forthesimilar
electricalcharacteristicsofthelogicsection(turn-on
and turn-offdelay time) and the power stages(collector saturation voltage, free-wheeling diode forward voltage).
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Figure 20 : Saturation Voltage vs.
Collector Current.
Figure 22 : Pe ak Collector Current v s.
Duty Cycle for 1 or 2 Paralleled
Outputs Driven (L6221 CN).
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