Electronic lamp ballast circuits
Switch-mode power supplies
D
Very low switching losses
D
Very low dynamic saturation
D
Very low operating temperature
D
Optimized RBSOA
D
High reverse voltage
BUD725D
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1
2
3
BUD725D
1 Base 2 Collector 3 Emitter
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BUD725D –SMD
1 Base 2 Collector 3 Emitter
Absolute Maximum Ratings
T
= 25°C, unless otherwise specified
case
ParameterTest ConditionsSymbolValueUnit
Collector-emitter voltageV
V
Emitter-base voltageV
Collector currentI
Collector peak currentI
Base currentI
Base peak currentI
Total power dissipationT
Junction temperatureT
Storage temperature rangeT
ParameterTest ConditionsSymbolMinTypMaxUnit
Application specific switching time
measured with Nylos3t
Resistive load (figure 2)
Turn on timeIC = 0.85 A; IB1 = 0.2 A; t
Storage time
Fall timet
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t
on
x
0.550.9
0.2
s
f
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s
m
s
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s
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t
p
+
T
tp+
V
S2
0.1
10 ms
+
10 V
IBw
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I
C
I
measure
I
C
5
ICL
C
VS1+
0to30V
V
(BR)CEO
I
(BR)R
+
100 m
V
CE
V
(BR)CEO
W
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B1
Figure 1. Test circuit for V
I
B
I
B1
(BR)CE0
0
t
–I
R
C
I
C
B2
(1)
I
0.9 I
0.1 I
C
C
C
t
r
t
d
t
on
t
s
t
off
t
t
f
V
I
B
R
B
V
BB
+
CE
V
CC
(1) Fast electronic switch
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Figure 2. Test circuit for switching characteristics – resistive load
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Typical Characteristics (T
7
6
5
4
< I
C
CEsat
B2
< 2 V
CEW
< 0.5 x I
C
– Diagram
IB=0.1A
3
2
C
I – Collector Current ( A )
1
0
0.1 x I
V
0100200300400500600
VCE – Collector Emitter Voltage ( V )13743
Figure 3. V
5.0
4.5
4.0
3.5
3.0
2.5
2.0
1.5
C
1.0
I – Collector Current ( A )
0.5
0
01234567891011
VCE – Collector Emitter Voltage ( V )13745
= 25_C unless otherwise specified)
case
100.00
10.00
1.00
12.5K/W
0.10
tot
P – Total Power Dissipation ( W )
0.01
0255075100125150
25K/W
T
– Case Temperature ( °C )13744
case
Figure 6. P
10.00
0.5A
0.4A
0.3A
0.2A
1.00
0.10
IC=0.5A
0.01
CEsat
V – Collector Emitter Saturation Voltage ( V )
0.010.101.0010.00
IB – Base Current ( A )13746
tot
50K/W
R
vs.T
3.12K/W
=85K/W
thJA
case
1.5A
0.85A
5A
2.5A
Figure 4. IC vs. V
100
10
FE
h – Forward DC Current Transfer Ratio
1
0.010.101.0010.00
IC – Collector Current ( A )13747
CE
Figure 5. hFE vs. I
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5V
VCE=2V
C
10V
Figure 7. V
100
T
= 125°C
j
10
FE
h – Forward DC Current Transfer Ratio
VCE=2V
1
0.010.101.0010.00
75°C
IC – Collector Current ( A )13748
Figure 8. hFE vs. I
vs. I
CEsat
25°C
B
C
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t – Storage Time ( s )
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m
s
t – Storage Time ( s )
14251
10
saturated switching
8
R-load
I
= 0.85A, IB1 = 0.1A
C
6
4
T
= 125°C
case
2
T
= 25°C
case
0
0123456
–IB2/I
B1
Figure 9. ts vs. –IB2/I
B1
10
saturated switching
8
R-load
I
= 0.85A, IB1 = 0.2A
C
6
4
T
case
= 125°C
2
T
= 25°C
case
0
01234
–IB2/I
B1
m
f
t – Fall Time ( s )
13750
m
f
t – Fall Time ( s )
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0.7
0.6
0.5
saturated switching
R-load
I
= 0.85A, IB1 = 0.1A
C
0.4
T
= 125°C
0.3
case
0.2
0.1
T
= 25°C
case
0
0123456
–IB2/I
B1
Figure 12. tf vs. –IB2/I
B1
0.7
0.6
0.5
0.4
saturated switching
R-load
I
= 0.85A, IB1 = 0.2A
C
T
= 125°C
case
0.3
0.2
0.1
T
= 25°C
case
0
01234
–IB2/I
B1
Figure 10. ts vs. –IB2/I
100.00
FBSOA
10.00
1.00
tp/Tv0.0
1
0.10
C
I – Collector Current ( A )
0.01
110100100010000
VCE – Collector Emitter Voltage ( V )13742
Figure 11. IC vs. V
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tp=10ms
50ms
100ms
500ms
1ms
5ms
DC
CE
Figure 13. tf vs. –IB2/I
10.00
1.00
0.10
F
I – Forward Current ( A )
0.01
0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1.0 1.2 1.4 1.6 1.8 2.0
VF – Forward Voltage ( V )14253
Figure 14. IF vs. V
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