NEGATIVE VOLTAGE CLAMPING FOR FAST
DEMAGNETIZATION
■ UNDERVOLTAGE LOCKOUT WITH
HYSTERESIS
■
OPEN LOAD DETECTION
■ TWO DIAGNOSTIC OUTPUTS
■
OUTPUT STATUS LED DRIVER
■
IMMUNITY AGAINST BURST TRANSIENT
(IEC 801-4), see application schematic.
■
ESD PROTECTION (HUMAN BODYMODEL
±2KV)
L6375
PRELIMINARY DATA
MULTIPOWERBCD TECHNOLOGY
SO20MINIDIP
ORDERING NUMBERS:
L6375DL6375
DESCRIPTION
The L6375 is a monolithic fully protected, full diagnostic 0.5A Intelligent Power Switch. it is designed to
drive any kind of R-L-C load with controlled output
voltage slew rate and non dissipative short circuit
protection. An internal Clamping Diode enables the
fast demagnetization of inductive loads. Diagnostic
for CPU feedbackand extensive use of electrical protections make this device extremely rugged and specially suitable for industrial automation applications.
BLOCK DIAGRAM
V
S
UNDER
VOLTAGE
INPUT
1.4V
OSC
THERMAL
PROTECTION
+
-
NON DISSIPATIVE
SHORT CIRCUIT
OUTSTATUS
3mA
OUTPUT STATUS
IN+
IN-
Con
February 2000
This ispreliminary information ona new product now in development or undergoing evaluation. Details are subject to change without notice.
CHARGE
PUMP
DRIVER
CURRENT
LIMITATION
OPEN LOAD
DETECTION
DIAGNOSTIC
OUT
DIAG1
DIAG2
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PIN FUNCTION (Pin numbering referred to Minidip package)
N°PinDescription
1GNDGround
2OUTHigh side output. Controlled output with current limitation
3VsSupply voltage input. Range with under voltage monitoring
4OUTPUT STATUS Led driver to signal thestatus of the output pin. The pin is active ( sources current )
5DIAG1Diagnostic 1 output. This open drain reports the IC working conditions. (See
6DIAG2Diagnostic 2 output. This open drain reports the IC working conditions. (See
7IN+Comparator non inverting input
8ON DELAYDelay setting for overcurrent diagnostic
when the outputis considered high. (See fig. 1)
Diagnostic truth table)
Diagnostic truth table)
PIN CONNECTION (Top view)
GND
OUTPUT
V
OUTPUT STATUS
1
2
MINIDIP
3
S
4DIAG2
ON DELAY8
INPUT +
7
DIAG1
6
5
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N.C.
GND
N.C.
OUTPUT
N.C.
V
S
N.C.
N.C.
N.C.N.C.
OUTPUT STATUSN.C.
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
SO20
20
19
18
17
16
15
14
13
12
11
N.C.1
ON DELAY
N.C.
INPUT+
N.C.
DIAG1
DIAG2
N.C.
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ABSOLUTEMAXIMUM RATINGS
SymbolPinParameterValueUnit
V
s
V
s
Vs -Vout
Vod
od
I
Iout
Vout
Ptot
diag
V
diag
I
Ii
V
i
T
op
3Supply Voltage (tw < 10 ms)50V
3Supply Voltage (DC)40V
3 vs 2 Supply to Output Differential voltageinternally limited
5Externally Forced Voltage-0.3 to 7V
5Externally Forced Current±1mA
2Output Current (see also Isc)internally limited
2Output Voltageinternally limitedV
Power Dissipationinternally limited
5.6External voltage-0.3 to 40V
5.6Externally forced current-10 to 10mA
7Input Current20mA
7Input Voltage-10 to Vs+0.3V
Ambient temperature, operating range-25 to 85°C
(Pin numbering referred to Minidip package)
T
Tstg
E
j
I
Junction temperature, operating range
(see Overtemperature Protection)
Storage temperature-55 to 150°C
Energy Induct. Load TJ=85°C200mJ
-25 to 125°C
THERMAL DATA
SymbolParameterMinidipSO20Unit
R
th j-case
R
th j-amb
Thermal Resistance Junction to CaseMax.°C/W
Thermal Resistance Junction to AmbientMax.10090°C/W
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ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTCS
(VS=24V;Tj= –25 to +125°C, unless otherwise specified; pin numbering referred to Minidip package)
An Single ended Input TTL/CMOS compatible with wide voltage range and high noise immunity (thanks to a
built in hysteresis) is available.
OVER TEMPERATURE PROTECTION(OVT)
An on-chip Over Temperature Protection provides an excellent protection of the device in extreme conditions.
Whenever the temperature - measured on a central portion of the chip- exceeds Tmax=150 C (typical value)
the device is shut off, and the DIAG2 output goes LOW. Normal operation is resumed as the chip temperature
(normally after few seconds) falls below Tmax-Thys= 130 C (typical value). The hysteresis avoid thats an intermittent behaviour take place.
UNDERVOLTAGEPROTECTION(UV)
The supply voltage is expected to range from 8 to 35 V. In this range the device operates correctly. To avoid
any misfunctioning the supply voltage is continuously monitored to provide an under voltage protection. As Vs
falls below Vsth-Vshys (typically 7.5 V, see fig.1) the output power MOS is switched off and DIAG1 and DIAG2
(see Diagnostic truthtable).Normaloperationis resumed as soon as Vs exceeds Vsth. The hysteretic behaviour
prevents intermittent operation at low supply voltage.
OVER CURRENTOPERATION
In order to implement a shortcircuit protection the output power MOS is driven in linear mode to limit the output
current to the Isc (1.1A typical value). This condition (current limited to the Iscvalue) lasts for a Ton time interval,
that can be set by means of a capacitor (Cdon) connected to the ON DELAY pin according to the following formula:
Ton = 1.28 msec/pF
for
50pF<Cdon< 2nF
After the Ton interval has expired the output power MOS is switched off for the Toff time interval with:
Toff = 64 ·Ton.
When also the Toff interval has expired, the out-put power MOS is switched ON. At this point in time two con-
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ditions may occur
A) the overload is still present, and then the output power MOS is again driven inlinear mode (limiting
the output current to Isc) for another Ton, starting a new cycle, or
B) the overload condition is removed, and the output power MOS is no longer driven in linear mode.
All these occurrences are presented on the DIAG2 pin (see fig 2).
We call this unique feature
in permanent overload conditions. Note that choosing the most appropriate value for the Ton interval (i.e. the
value of the Cdon capacitor) a delay (the Ton itself) will prevent that a misleading Short Circuit information is
presented on the DIAG2 output, when driving capacitive loads (that acts like short circuit in the very beginning)
or Incandescent Lamp (a cold filament has a very low resistive value). The Non Dissipative Short Circuit Protection can be disabled (keeping Ton = 0 but with the output current still limited to Isc, and Diagnostic disabled)simply shorting to ground the the ON DELAY pin.
Figure 2. Non Dissipative Short Circuit Protection Operation
OUTPUT
CURRENT
I
sc
I
out
NonDissipativeShort CircuitProtection and itensures a very safe operation even
Time
Time
DIAG
(active low)
t<t
ON
t
ON
t
OFF
Short CircuitShort Circuit
t
ON
t
OFF
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DIAGNOSTICLOGIC
The operating conditions of the device are permanently monitored and the following occurrences are signalled
via the DIAG1/DIAG2 open-drain output pins see: diagnostic Truth Table.
- Short Circuit versus ground.
- Short Circuit versus V
.
S
- Under Voltage(UV)
- Over Temperature (OVT)
- Open Load, if the output current is less than 3mA (typical value).
DEMAGNETIZATION OF INDUCTIVELOADS
An internal zener diode, limiting the voltage across the Power MOS to between 50 and 60V (Vcl), provides safe
and fast demagnetization of inductive loads without external clamping devices. The maximum energy that can
be absorbed from an inductive load is specified as 200mJ (at T
=85°C)
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DIAGNOSTICTRUTH TABLE
Diagnostic ConditionsInputOutputDIAG1DIAG2
Normal OperationL
Open Load Condition (I
Short to V
S
Short Circuit to Ground (I
(pin ON-DELAY grounded)
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