• Space- and thermal optimized power P-DSO-Package
• Full short-circuit-protection
• Operates up to 40 V
• Status flag diagnosis
• Overtemperature shut down with hysteresis
• Short-circuit detection and diagnosis
• Open-load detection and diagnosis
• C-MOS compatible inputs
• Internal clamp diodes
• Isolated sources for external current sensing
• Over- and under-voltage detection with hysteresis
TypeOrdering CodePackage
BTS 775 GQ67007-A9350P-DSO-28-9
Description
The BTS 775 G is a TrilithIC contains one double high-side switch and two low-side
switches in one P-DSO-28-9 -Package.
“Silicon instead of heatsink”
becomes true
The ultra low
R
of this device avoids powerdissipation. It saves costs in mechanical
DS ON
construction and mounting and increases the efficiency.
®
The high-side switches are produced in the SIEMENS SMART SIPMOS
technology. It
is fully protected and contains the signal conditioning circuitry for diagnosis. (The
comparable standard high-side product is the BTS 621L1.)
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For minimized R
SIEMENS SMART SIPMOS
the two low-side switches are N channel vertical power FETs in the
DS ON
®
technology. Fully protected by embedded protection
functions. (The comparable standard product is the BSP 78).
Each drain of these three chips is mounted on separated leadframes (see P-DSO-28-9
pin configuration). The sources of all four power transistors are connected to separate
pins.
So the BTS 775 G can be used in H-Bridge configuration as well as in any other switch
configuration.
Moreover, it is possible to add current sense resistors.
All these features open a broad range of automotive and industrial applications.
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BTS 775 G
DL1
GL1
DL1
N.C.
DHVS
GND
GH1
ST
GH2
DHVS
N.C.
DL2
1
2
3
425
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
LS-Lead Frame 1
HS-Lead Frame
LS-Lead Frame 2
28
27
26
24
23
22
21
20
19
18
17
DL1
SL1
SL1
DL1
DHVS
SH1
SH1
SH2
SH2
DHVS
DL2
SL2
GL2
DL2
13
14
AEP02071
16
15
SL2
DL2
Figure 1Pin Configuration (top view)
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Pin Definitions and Functions
Pin No.SymbolFunction
1, 3, 25, 28DL1Drain of low-side switch1
Leadframe 1
2GL1Gate of low-side switch1
4N.C.not connected
5, 10, 19, 24DHVSDrain of high-side switches and power supply voltage
Leadframe 2
6GNDGround
7GH1Gate of high-side switch1
8STStatus of high-side switches; open Drain output
9GH2Gate of high-side switch2
1)
1)
11N.C.not connected
12, 14, 15, 18DL2Drain of low-side switch2
Leadframe 3
1)
13GL2Gate of low-side switch2
16, 17SL2Source of low-side switch2
20, 21SH2Source of high-side switch2
22, 23SH1Source of high-side switch1
26, 27SL1Source of low-side switch1
1)
To reduce the thermal resistance these pins are direct connected via metal bridges to the leadframe.
Bold type: Pin needs power wiring
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ST
BTS 775 G
DHVS
2419,10,5,
8
GH1
GH2
GND
GL1
Diagnosis
7
9
6
2
Driver
INOUT
00
0
1
0
1
11
Protection
Gate
Driver
LL
HL
LH
HH
Biasing and Protection
R
O1O2
Protection
R
2120,
1815,14,12,
22, 23
25, 283,1,
SH2
DL2
SH1
DL1
GL2
13
SL1SL2
Gate
Driver
26,16,2717
AEB02676
Figure 2Block Diagram
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Circuit Description
Input Circuit
The control inputs GH1,2 consist of TTL/CMOS compatible Schmitt-Triggers with
hysteresis. Buffer amplifiers are driven by these stages and convert the logic signal into
the necessary form for driving the power output stages.
The inputs GL1 and GL2 are connected to the internal gate-driving units of the fully
protected N-channel vertical power-MOS-FETs.
Output Stages
The output stages consist of an ultra low
R
Power-MOS H-Bridge. Embedded
DS ON
protective circuits make the outputs short circuit proof to ground, to the supply voltage
and load short circuit proof. Positive and negative voltage spikes, which occur when
driving inductive loads, are limited by integrated power clamp diodes.
Short Circuit Protection
The outputs are protected against
– output short circuit to ground
– output short circuit to the supply voltage, and
– overload (load short circuit).
An internal OP-Amp controls the Drain-Source-Voltage by comparing the DS-VoltageDrop with an internal reference voltage. Above this trippoint the OP-Amp reduces the
output current depending on the junction temperature and the drop voltage.
In the case of overloaded high-side switches the status output is set to low.
R
If the HS-Switches are in OFF-state-Condition internal resistors
from SH1,2 to GND
O1,2
pull the voltage at SH1,2 to low values. On each output pin SH1 and SH2 an output
examiner circuit compares the output voltages with the internal reference voltage VEO.
This results in switching the status output to low. The fully protected low-side switches
have no status output.
Overtemperature Protection
The highside and the lowside switch also incorporates an overtemperature protection
circuit with hysteresis which switches off the output transistors and sets the status output
to low.
Undervoltage-Lockout (UVLO)
V
When
reaches the switch-on voltage V
S
The High-Side output transistors are switched off if the supply voltage
the switch off value
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V
UVOFF
.
the IC becomes active with a hysteresis.
UVON
V
drops below
S
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Overvoltage-Lockout (OVLO)
V
When
reaches the switch-off voltage V
S
switched off with a hysteresis. The IC becomes active if the supply voltage
below the switch-on value
V
OVON
.
Open Load Detection
Open load is detected by current measurement. If the output current drops below an
internal fixed level the error flag is set with a delay.
Status Flag
Various errors as listed in the table “Diagnosis” are detected by switching the open drain
output ST to low.
the High-Side output transistors are
OVOFF
V
drops
S
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Truthtable and Diagnosis (valid only for the High-Side-Switches)
FlagGH1GH2SH1SH2STRemarks
InputsOutputs
Normal operation;
identical with functional truth table
Open load at high-side switch1
Open load at high-side switch2
Short circuit to DHVS at high-side switch1
Short circuit to DHVS at high-side switch2
Overtemperature high-side switch10
Overtemperature high-side switch2X
0
0
1
1
0
0
1
0
1
X
0
0
1
0
1
X
1
X
0
1
0
1
0
1
X
0
0
1
0
1
X
0
0
1
X
X
0
1
L
L
H
H
Z
Z
H
L
H
X
H
H
H
L
H
X
L
L
X
X
L
H
L
H
L
H
X
Z
Z
H
L
H
X
H
H
H
X
X
L
L
1
stand-by mode
1
switch2 active
1
switch1 active
1
both switches
active
1
1
0
detected
1
1
0
detected
0
detected
1
1
0
detected
1
1
1
0detected
1
0detected
Overtemperature both high-side switch0
X
1
Over- and Under-VoltageXXLL1not detected
Inputs:Outputs:Status:
0 = Logic LOWZ = Output in tristate condition1 = No error
1 = Logic HIGHL = Output in sink condition0 = Error
X = don’t careH = Output in source condition
X = Voltage level undefined
0
1
X
L
L
L
L
L
L
1
0
0
detected
detected
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Electrical Characteristics
Absolute Maximum Ratings
– 40 °C <
T
< 150 °C
j
ParameterSymbolLimit ValuesUnitRemarks
min.max.
High-Side-Switches (Pins DHVS, GH1,2 and SH1,2)
BTS 775 G
Supply voltage
HS-drain current
HS-input current
HS-input voltage
V
I
I
V
S
DHS
GH
GH
– 0.343V–
– 10*A* internally limited
– 22mAPin GH1 and GH2
– 1016VPin GH1 and GH2
Status Output ST
Status Output current
I
ST
– 55mAPin ST
Low-Side-Switches (Pins DL1,2, GL1,2 and SL1,2)
Break-down voltage
LS-drain current
LS-input voltage
V
(BR)DSS
I
DLS
V
GL
40–VVGS= 0 V; ID<= 1 mA
16*A* internally limited
– 0.310VPin GL1 and GL2
Temperatures
Junction temperature
T
j
– 40150°C–
Storage temperature
T
stg
– 50150°C–
Thermal Resistances (one HS-LS-Path active)
LS-junction case
HS-junction case
Junction ambient
R
R
R
thjCLS
thjCHS
thja
–20K/Wmeasured to pin3 or 12
–20K/Wmeasured to pin19
–60K/W–
Note: Maximum ratings are absolute ratings; exceeding any one of these values may
cause irreversible damage to the integrated circuit.
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Operating Range
ParameterSymbolLimit ValuesUnitRemarks
min.max.
Supply voltage
V
Input voltagesV
Input voltages
Output current
HS-junction temperature
LS-junction temperature