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 PROFET(R) BTS 734 L1
Smart Two Channel Highside Power Switch
Features
* Overload protection * Current limitation * Short-circuit protection * Thermal shutdown * Overvoltage protection (including load dump) * Fast demagnetization of inductive loads * Reverse battery protection1) * Undervoltage and overvoltage shutdown with auto-restart and hysteresis * Open drain diagnostic output * Open load detection in ON-state * CMOS compatible input * Loss of ground and loss of Vbb protection * Electrostatic discharge (ESD) protection
Product Summary Overvoltage Protection Operating voltage active channels: On-state resistance RON Nominal load current IL(NOM) Current limitation IL(SCr)
Vbb(AZ) Vbb(on) one 40 4.8 19
43 V 5.0 ... 34 V two parallel 20 m 7.3 A 19 A
Application
* C compatible power switch with diagnostic feedback for 12 V and 24 V DC grounded loads * All types of resistive, inductive and capacitive loads * Replaces electromechanical relays, fuses and discrete circuits
General Description
N channel vertical power FET with charge pump, ground referenced CMOS compatible input and diagnostic feedback, monolithically integrated in Smart SIPMOS(R) technology. Fully protected by embedded protection functions.
Pin Definitions and Functions Pin 1,10, 11,12, 15,16, 19,20 3 7 17,18 13,14 4 8 2 6 5,9 Symbol Function Positive power supply voltage. Design the Vbb wiring for the simultaneous max. short circuit currents from channel 1 to 2 and also for low thermal resistance IN1 Input 1,2, activates channel 1,2 in case of IN2 logic high signal OUT1 Output 1,2, protected high-side power output OUT2 of channel 1,2. Design the wiring for the max. short circuit current ST1 Diagnostic feedback 1,2 of channel 1,2, ST2 open drain, low on failure GND1 Ground 1 of chip 1 (channel 1) GND2 Ground 2 of chip 2 (channel 2) N.C. Not Connected Pin configuration (top view) Vbb GND1 IN1 ST1 N.C. GND2 IN2 ST2 N.C. Vbb 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
*
20 19 18 17 16 15 14 13 12 11
Vbb Vbb OUT1 OUT1 Vbb Vbb OUT2 OUT2 Vbb Vbb
1)
With external current limit (e.g. resistor RGND=150 ) in GND connection, resistor in series with ST connection, reverse load current limited by connected load.
Semiconductor Group
1
10.96
BTS 734 L1 Block diagram
Two Channels; Open Load detection in on state;
+ Vbb
Leadframe
Voltage source
Overvoltage Current protection limit
Gate protection
OUT1 17,18
VLogic
Voltage sensor Charge pump Level shifter Rectifier ESD Logic Limit for unclamped ind. loads Temperature sensor Open load
ST1
3 4 1
Signal GND Chip 1
IN1
Load
detection
R O1
GND1
Chip 1
GND1 Load GND + Vbb
Leadframe
OUT2 13,14
Logic and protection circuit of chip 2 (equivalent to chip 1)
7 8 6
Signal GND Chip 2
IN2
Load
ST2 R O2 GND2
Chip 2
PROFET
(R)
GND2 Load GND
Leadframe connected to pin 1, 10, 11, 12, 15, 16, 19, 20
Maximum Ratings at Tj = 25C unless otherwise specified Parameter Supply voltage (overvoltage protection see page 4) Supply voltage for full short circuit protection Tj,start = -40 ...+150C Symbol Values 43 34 Unit V V
Vbb Vbb
Semiconductor Group
2
BTS 734 L1 Maximum Ratings at Tj = 25C unless otherwise specified Parameter Load current (Short-circuit current, see page 5) Load dump protection2) VLoadDump = UA + Vs, UA = 13.5 V RI3) = 2 , td = 200 ms; IN = low or high, each channel loaded with RL = 2.8 , Operating temperature range Storage temperature range Power dissipation (DC)5) Ta = 25C: (all channels active) Ta = 85C: Inductive load switch-off energy dissipation, single pulse Vbb = 12V, Tj,start = 150C5), IL = 4.8 A, ZL = 44 mH, 0 one channel: IL = 7.3 A, ZL = 44 mH, 0 two parallel channels:
see diagrams on page 10
Symbol
Values self-limited 60 -40 ...+150 -55 ...+150 3.8 2.0
Unit A V C W
IL VLoad dump4) Tj Tstg Ptot
EAS
0.65 1.5 1.0 -10 ... +16 2.0 5.0
J
Electrostatic discharge capability (ESD) (Human Body Model) Input voltage (DC) Current through input pin (DC) Current through status pin (DC)
see internal circuit diagram page 8
VESD VIN IIN IST
kV V mA
Thermal Characteristics
Parameter and Conditions Symbol min Thermal resistance junction - soldering point5),6) each channel: Rthjs 5) junction - ambient one channel active: Rthja all channels active: ---Values typ max -40 33 11 --Unit
K/W
2)
3) 4) 5) 6)
Supply voltages higher than Vbb(AZ) require an external current limit for the GND and status pins, e.g. with a 150 resistor in the GND connection and a 15 k resistor in series with the status pin. A resistor for input protection is integrated. RI = internal resistance of the load dump test pulse generator VLoad dump is setup without the DUT connected to the generator per ISO 7637-1 and DIN 40839 Device on 50mm*50mm*1.5mm epoxy PCB FR4 with 6cm2 (one layer, 70m thick) copper area for Vbb connection. PCB is vertical without blown air. See page 16 Soldering point: upper side of solder edge of device pin 15. See page 16
Semiconductor Group
3
BTS 734 L1 Electrical Characteristics
Parameter and Conditions, each of the two channels
at Tj = 25 C, Vbb = 12 V unless otherwise specified
Symbol
Values min typ max
Unit
Load Switching Capabilities and Characteristics On-state resistance (Vbb to OUT) Tj = 25C: RON each channel, IL = 2 A Tj = 150C: two parallel channels, Tj = 25C: Nominal load current one channel active: two parallel channels active: Device on PCB5), Ta = 85C, Tj 150C Output current while GND disconnected or pulled up; Vbb = 30 V, VIN = 0, see diagram page 9 Turn-on time7) IN to 90% VOUT: Turn-off time IN to 10% VOUT: RL = 12 , Tj =-40...+150C Slew rate on 7) Tj =-40...+150C: 10 to 30% VOUT, RL = 12 , 7) Slew rate off Tj =-40...+150C: 70 to 40% VOUT, RL = 12 , Operating Parameters Operating voltage8) Undervoltage shutdown Undervoltage restart
--
36 67 18 4.8 7.3 -180 250 ---
40 75 20 --
m
IL(NOM)
4.4 6.7 -80 80 0.1 0.1
A
IL(GNDhigh) ton toff
dV/dton -dV/dtoff
10 350 450 1 1
mA s
V/s V/s
Tj =-40...+150C: Tj =-40...+150C: Tj =-40...+25C: Tj =+150C: Undervoltage restart of charge pump Tj =-40...+150C: see diagram page 14 Undervoltage hysteresis Vbb(under) = Vbb(u rst) - Vbb(under) Tj =-40...+150C: Overvoltage shutdown Tj =-40...+150C: Overvoltage restart Tj =-40...+150C: Overvoltage hysteresis Tj =-40...+150C: Overvoltage protection9) I bb = 40 mA Tj =25C: Standby current, all channels off Tj =150C: VIN = 0
Vbb(on) Vbb(under) Vbb(u rst) Vbb(ucp)
Vbb(under)
5.0 3.5 ---34 33 -42 ---
---5.6 0.2 --0.5 47 16 24
34 5.0 5.0 7.0 7.0 -43 ---40 50
V V V V V V V V V A
Vbb(over) Vbb(o rst) Vbb(over) Vbb(AZ) Ibb(off)
7) 8) 9)
See timing diagram on page 12. At supply voltage increase up to Vbb = 5.6 V typ without charge pump, VOUT Vbb - 2 V see also VON(CL) in circuit diagram on page 8.
Semiconductor Group
4
BTS 734 L1
Parameter and Conditions, each of the two channels
at Tj = 25 C, Vbb = 12 V unless otherwise specified
Symbol
Values min typ max --20
Unit A
Leakage output current (included in Ibb(off)) IL(off) VIN = 0 Operating current 10), VIN = 5V, Tj =-40...+150C IGND = IGND1 + IGND2, one channel on: IGND two channels on: Protection Functions Initial peak short circuit current limit, (see timing
diagrams, page 13)
---
1.8 3.6
4 8
mA
each channel, Tj =-40C: IL(SCp) 47 55 66 35 44 54 Tj =25C: 21 26 34 Tj =+150C: two parallel channels twice the current of one channel Repetitive short circuit current limit, Tj = Tjt each channel IL(SCr) -19 --19 -two parallel channels
(see timing diagrams, page 13)
A
A
Initial short circuit shutdown time
Tj,start =-40C: toff(SC) Tj,start = 25C: VON(CL) Tjt Tjt
--41 150 --
3 2.5 47 -10
------
ms
(see page 11 and timing diagrams on page 13)
Output clamp (inductive load switch off)11) at VON(CL) = Vbb - VOUT Thermal overload trip temperature Thermal hysteresis Reverse Battery Reverse battery voltage 12) Drain-source diode voltage (Vout > Vbb) IL = - 4.8 A, Tj = +150C
V C K
-Vbb -VON
---
-600
32 --
V mV
10) 11)
Add IST, if IST > 0 If channels are connected in parallel, output clamp is usually accomplished by the channel with the lowest VON(CL) 12) Requires a 150 resistor in GND connection. The reverse load current through the intrinsic drain-source diode has to be limited by the connected load. Power dissipation is higher compared to normal operating conditions due to the voltage drop across the drain-source diode. The temperature protection is not active during reverse current operation! Input and Status currents have to be limited (see max. ratings page 3 and circuit page 8).
Semiconductor Group
5
BTS 734 L1
Parameter and Conditions, each of the two channels
at Tj = 25 C, Vbb = 12 V unless otherwise specified
Symbol
Values min typ max
Unit
Diagnostic Characteristics Open load detection current, (on-condition) 20 -- 1050 each channel, Tj = -40C: I L (OL)1 20 -800 Tj = 25C: 20 -800 Tj = 150C: twice the current of one channel two parallel channels 13) Open load detection voltage Tj =-40..+150C: VOUT(OL) 2 3 4 Internal output pull down Tj =-40..+150C: RO 4 10 30 (OUT to GND), VOUT = 5 V
mA
V k
Input and Status Feedback14) Input resistance
(see circuit page 8)
RI Tj =-40..+150C: VIN(T+) VIN(T-)
VIN(T) IIN(off)
2.5 1.7 1.5 -1 20 100 --
3.5 --0.5 -50 520 250
6 3.3 --50 90 1000 600
k V V V A A s s
Input turn-on threshold voltage Input turn-off threshold voltage
Tj =-40..+150C:
Input threshold hysteresis VIN = 0.4 V: Off state input current Tj =-40..+150C: VIN = 5 V: On state input current Tj =-40..+150C: Delay time for status with open load after switch off Tj =-40..+150C: (see timing diagrams, page 13), Status invalid after positive input slope Tj =-40..+150C: (open load) Status output (open drain) Zener limit voltage Tj =-40...+150C, IST = +1.6 mA: ST low voltage Tj =-40...+25C, IST = +1.6 mA: Tj = +150C, IST = +1.6 mA:
IIN(on) td(ST OL4) td(ST)
VST(high) VST(low)
5.4 ---
6.1 ---
-0.4 0.6
V
13) 14)
External pull up resistor required for open load detection in off state. If ground resistors RGND are used, add the voltage drop across these resistors.
Semiconductor Group
6
BTS 734 L1 Truth Table
Channel 1 Channel 2 Input 1 Input 2 level Normal operation Open load Short circuit to Vbb Overtemperature Undervoltage Overvoltage L = "Low" Level H = "High" Level L H L H L H L H L H L H Output 1 Output 2 level L H Z H H H L L L L L L Status 1 Status 2
BTS 734L1
H H H (L15)) L L16) H (L17)) H L H H H H
X = don't care Z = high impedance, potential depends on external circuit Status signal valid after the time delay shown in the timing diagrams
Parallel switching of channel 1 and 2 is easily possible by connecting the inputs and outputs in parallel. The status outputs ST1 and ST2 have to be configured as a 'Wired OR' function with a single pull-up resistor.
Terms
Ibb V bb Leadframe I IN1 3 I ST1 V IN1 VST1 4 ST1 IN1 Vbb I L1 PROFET Chip 1 GND1 2 R GND1 I GND1 VOUT1 OUT1 17,18 V VON1 I ST2 V ST2 8 ST2 I IN2 7 IN2 Leadframe Vbb I L2 PROFET Chip 2 GND2 6 R GND2 IGND2 VOUT2 OUT2 13,14 VON2
IN2
Leadframe (Vbb) is connected to pin 1,10,11,12,15,16,19,20 External RGND optional; two resistors RGND1, RGND2 = 150 or a single resistor RGND = 75 for reverse battery protection up to the max. operating voltage.
15) 16)
With external resistor between output and Vbb An external short of output to Vbb in the off state causes an internal current from output to ground. If R GND is used, an offset voltage at the GND and ST pins will occur and the VST low signal may be errorious. 17) Low resistance to V may be detected by no-load-detection bb
Semiconductor Group
7
BTS 734 L1
Input circuit (ESD protection), IN1 or IN2
R IN I
+ V bb
Overvoltage protection of logic part
GND1 or GND2
ESD-ZD I GND
I
I
IN
V
RI Logic
Z2
ESD zener diodes are not to be used as voltage clamp at DC conditions. Operation in this mode may result in a drift of the zener voltage (increase of up to 1 V).
R ST
ST V
Z1
PROFET
GND
Status output, ST1 or ST2
+5V
R GND
Signal GND
VZ1 = 6.1 V typ., VZ2 = 47 V typ., RI = 3.5 k typ., RGND = 150 , RST = 15 k nominal.
R ST(ON)
ST
Reverse battery protection
GND ESDZD
5V - Vbb
ESD-Zener diode: 6.1 V typ., max 5.0 mA; RST(ON) < 375 at 1.6 mA, ESD zener diodes are not to be used as voltage clamp at DC conditions. Operation in this mode may result in a drift of the zener voltage (increase of up to 1 V).
R ST
IN ST
RI
Logic
OUT
Power Inverse Diode
Inductive and overvoltage output clamp,
OUT1 or OUT2
+Vbb VZ
GND R GND
Signal GND
RL
Power GND
RGND = 150 , RI = 3.5 k typ,
Temperature protection is not active during inverse current operation.
V ON OUT
PROFET
Power GND
VON clamped to VON(CL) = 47 V typ.
Semiconductor Group
8
BTS 734 L1
Open-load detection, OUT1 or OUT2 ON-state diagnostic condition: VON < RON*IL(OL); IN high
+ V bb
GND disconnect with GND pull up
IN
Vbb PROFET OUT
ST
ON
VON
GND
OUT
V
V bb
V IN ST
V
Logic unit
Open load detection
GND
Any kind of load. If VGND > VIN - VIN(T+) device stays off Due to VGND > 0, no VST = low signal available.
OFF-state diagnostic condition: VOUT > 3 V typ.; IN low
Vbb disconnect with energized inductive load
R
high
EXT
IN
Vbb PROFET OUT
OFF
V
ST
OUT
GND
Logic unit
Open load detection
R
O
V
bb
Signal GND
For inductive load currents up to the limits defined by EAS (max. ratings and diagram on page 10) each switch is protected against loss of Vbb. Consider at your PCB layout that in the case of Vbb disconnection with energized inductive load all the load current flows through the GND connection.
GND disconnect
IN
Vbb PROFET OUT
ST GND V bb V IN V ST V GND
Any kind of load. In case of IN = high is VOUT VIN - VIN(T+). Due to VGND > 0, no VST = low signal available.
Semiconductor Group
9
BTS 734 L1
Inductive load switch-off energy dissipation
E bb E AS Vbb PROFET OUT L GND ZL ELoad
IN
=
ST
{
R L
EL
ER
Energy stored in load inductance:
EL = 1/2*L*I L
While demagnetizing load inductance, the energy dissipated in PROFET is
2
EAS= Ebb + EL - ER= VON(CL)*iL(t) dt,
with an approximate solution for RL > 0 : IL* L (V + |VOUT(CL)|) 2*RL bb IL*RL
OUT(CL)|
EAS=
ln (1+ |V
)
Maximum allowable load inductance for a single switch off (one channel)5)
L = f (IL ); Tj,start = 150C, Vbb = 12 V, RL = 0 L [mH] 1000
100
10
1 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14
IL [A]
Semiconductor Group
10
BTS 734 L1
Typ. on-state resistance
RON = f (Vbb,Tj ); IL = 2 A, IN = high RON [mOhm]
120
Typ. standby current
Ibb(off) = f (Tj ); Vbb = 9...34 V, IN1,2 = low Ibb(off) [A]
45 40
100 35 80 Tj = 150C 25 60 85C 25C -40C 10 20 5 0 0 10 20 30 40 0 -50 0 50 100 150 200 20 15 30
40
Vbb [V]
Tj [C]
Typ. open load detection current
IL(OL) = f (Vbb,Tj ); IN = high IL(OL) [mA]
800 -40C 700
Typ. initial short circuit shutdown time
toff(SC) = f (Tj,start ); Vbb =12 V toff(SC) [msec]
3
2.5 600 500 400 300 200 100 0 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 0 -50 no-load detection not specified for Vbb < 6 V 25C 2 85C Tj = 150C 1.5
1
0.5
0
50
100
150
200
Vbb [V]
Tj,start [C]
Semiconductor Group
11
BTS 734 L1
Timing diagrams
Both channels are symmetric and consequently the diagrams are valid for channel 1 and channel 2
Figure 1a: Vbb turn on:
IN1 IN IN2
Figure 2b: Switching a lamp:
V bb
ST
V
OUT1
V
OUT
V
OUT2
I
L
ST open drain t t
The initial peak current should be limited by the lamp and not by the initial short circuit current IL(SCp) = 44 A typ. of the device.
Figure 2a: Switching a resistive load, turn-on/off time and slew rate definition:
Figure 2c: Switching an inductive load
IN
IN
VOUT
ST 90% t on dV/dton 10% t dV/dtoff V
off
*)
t
d(ST)
OUT
IL
IL I L(OL) t
*) if the time constant of load is too large, open-load-status may occur
t
Semiconductor Group
12
BTS 734 L1
Figure 3a: Turn on into short circuit: shut down by overtemperature, restart by cooling
IN1 other channel: normal operation
Figure 4a: Overtemperature: Reset if Tj IN
I
ST
L1
I
L(SCp) I L(SCr)
V
OUT
t off(SC) ST
T
J
t
Heating up of the chip may require several milliseconds, depending on external conditions (toff(SC) vs. Tj,start see page 11)
t
Figure 3b: Turn on into short circuit: shut down by overtemperature, restart by cooling (two parallel switched channels 1 and 2)
IN1/2
Figure 5a: Open load: detection in ON-state, turn on/off to open load
IN
I
L1
+I
L2
ST
t d(ST)
t
d(ST OL4)
I L(SCp)
V
OUT
I L(SCr)
I t ST1/2
L
off(SC)
open t t
ST1 and ST2 have to be configured as a 'Wired OR' function ST1/2 with a single pull-up resistor.
The status delay td(ST OL4) is for differentiation between the failure modes "open load in ON-state" and "overtemperature"; td(ST OL4) only appears after turn off to open load.
Semiconductor Group
13
BTS 734 L1
Figure 5b: Open load: detection in ON-state, open load occurs in on-state Figure 6a: Undervoltage:
IN IN V bb d(ST OL2) V V
bb(under) bb(u rst)
t d(ST OL1) ST
t
V
V
OUT
OUT
I
normal
L
open
normal
ST
t
td(ST OL1) = 20 s typ., td(ST OL2) = 10 s typ
t
Figure 6b: Undervoltage restart of charge pump Figure 5c: Open load: detection in ON- and OFF-state (with REXT), turn on/off to open load
V on VON(CL)
IN
V
bb(over)
V
OUT
V
V V
bb(u rst)
bb(o rst)
bb(u cp)
I
L
V bb(under) open t
IN = high, normal load conditions. Charge pump starts at Vbb(ucp) = 5.6 V typ.
Semiconductor Group
14
off-state
V bb
d(ST)
on-state
ST
off-state
t
BTS 734 L1
Figure 7a: Overvoltage:
IN
V bb
V ON(CL)
Vbb(over)
V bb(o rst)
V
OUT
ST
t
Semiconductor Group
15
BTS 734 L1
Package and Ordering Code
Standard P-DSO-20-9
BTS734L1 Ordering Code Q67060-S7009-A2
All dimensions in millimetres 1) Does not include plastic or metal protrusions of 0.15 max per side 2) Does not include dambar protrusion of 0.05 max per side
Definition of soldering point with temperature Ts: upper side of solder edge of device pin 15.
Pin 15
Printed circuit board (FR4, 1.5mm thick, one layer 70m, 6cm2 active heatsink area) as a reference for max. power dissipation Ptot, nominal load current IL(NOM) and thermal resistance Rthja
Semiconductor Group
16


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