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tentative tpd41 1 3 k 2005 - 0 5 - 2 0 1 toshiba intelligent power device high voltage monolithic silicon power ic tpd41 1 3 k the tpd41 1 3 k is a dc brush less motor driver using high voltage pwm control. it is fabricated by high voltage soi process. it contains level shift high side driver, low side driver, igbt outputs, frds and protective functions for over curren t and under voltage protection circuits, and thermal shutdown circuit. it is easy to control a dc brush less motor by just putting logic inputs from a mpu or motor controller to the tpd41 1 3 k. features bootstrap circuit gives simple high side supply. bootstrap diodes are built in. a dead time can be set as a minimum of 1 .4 s and it is the best for a sine - wave from drive. 3 - phase bridge output using igbts frds are built in included over current and under voltage protection, and thermal shutdown the regulator of 7v ( typ.) is built in . package: 23 - pin hzip this product has a mos structure and is sensitive to electrostatic discharge. when handling this product, ensure that the environment is protected against electrostatic disc harge. weight hzip23 - p - 1.27f : 6.1 g (typ.) hzip23 - p - 1.27g : 6.1 g (typ.) hzip23 - p - 1.27h : 6.1 g (typ.)
tentative tpd41 1 3 k 2005 - 0 5 - 2 0 2 pin assignment marking hu hv hw lu lv is1 nc bsu u v bb 1 bsv v bsw w v bb 2 nc is2 rs diag v cc gnd v reg lw 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 tpd41 1 3 k lot no. a line indicates lead (pb) - free package or lead ( pb) - free finish. j apan part no. (or abbreviation code)
tentative tpd41 1 3 k 2005 - 0 5 - 2 0 3 block diagram low - side driver v cc v reg hu hv hw lu lv is1 rs gnd input control thermal shutdown dead time bsv bsu v bb 1 bsw u v w high - side level shift driver 21 23 1 2 3 4 5 lw 6 diag 20 9 12 14 11 10 13 15 7 19 22 under - voltage protection under - voltage protection under - voltage protection under - voltage protection 7 v regulator comp 0.5vref 18 is2 16 v bb 2
tentative tpd41 1 3 k 2005 - 0 5 - 2 0 4 pin description pin no. symbol pin description 1 hu the control terminal of igbt by the side of u top arm. it turns off more than by 1.5 v. it turns on more than by 3.5 v. 2 hv the control terminal of igbt by the side of v top arm. it turns off more t han by 1.5 v. it turns on more than by 3.5 v. 3 hw the control terminal of igbt by the side of w top arm. it turns off more than by 1.5 v. it turns on more than by 3.5 v. 4 lu the control terminal of igbt by the side of u bottom arm. it turns off more than b y 1.5 v. it turns on more than by 3.5 v. 5 lv the control terminal of igbt by the side of v bottom arm. it turns off more than by 1.5 v. it turns on more than by 3.5 v. 6 lw the control terminal of igbt by the side of w bottom arm. it turns off more than by 1.5 v. it turns on more than by 3.5 v. 7 is1 igbt emitter and frd anode pin. (connect a current detecting resistor to this pin.) 8 nc unused pin, which is not connected to the chip internally. 9 bsu u - phase bootstrap capacitor connecting pin. 10 u u - phas e output pin. 11 v bb1 u and v - phase high - voltage power supply input pin. 12 bsv v - phase bootstrap capacitor connecting pin. 13 v v - phase output pin. 14 bsw w - phase bootstrap capacitor connecting pin. 15 w ?v - phase output pin. 16 v bb2 w - phase high - voltage power supply input pin. 17 nc unused pin, which is not connected to the chip internally. 18 is2 igbt emitter and frd anode pin. (connect a current detecting resistor to this pin.) 19 rs over current dete ction pin. 20 diag with the diagnostic output terminal of open drain , a pull - up is carried out by resistance. it turns it on at the time of unusual. 21 v cc control power supply pin.(15v typ.) 22 gnd ground pin. 23 v reg 7v regulator output pin.
tentative tpd41 1 3 k 2005 - 0 5 - 2 0 5 equivalent circuit of input pins i nternal circuit diagram of hu, hv, hw, lu, lv, lw input pins i nternal circuit diagram of diag pin i nternal circuit diagram of r s pin hu/hv/hw lu/lv/ lw 5 k w 5 k w 200 k w to internal circuit 6.5 v 6.5 v 6.5 v 6.5 v 2 k w to internal circuit r s 5 k w 5 pf 6.5 v 2 k w 6.5 v 5 k w 440 k w vcc diag to internal circuit 26 v
tentative tpd41 1 3 k 2005 - 0 5 - 2 0 6 timing chart hu hv hw input voltage lu lv lw vu output voltage vv vw
tentative tpd41 1 3 k 2005 - 0 5 - 2 0 7 truth table input top arm bottom arm mode ?g?t ?g?u ?g?v ?k?t ?k?u ?k?v ?t phase ?u phase ?v phase ?t phase ?u phase ?v phase diag normal ?g ?k ?k ?k ?g ?k ?n?m ?n?e?e ?n?e?e ?n?e?e ?n?m ?n?e?e ?n?e?e ?g ?k ?k ?k ?k ?g ?n?m ?n?e?e ?n?e?e ?n?e?e ?n?e?e ?n?m ?n?e?e ?k ?g ?k ?k ?k ?g ?n?e?e ?n?m ?n?e?e ?n?e?e ?n?e?e ?n?m ?n?e?e ?k ?g ?k ?g ?k ?k ?n?e?e ?n?m ?n?e?e ?n?m ?n?e?e ?n?e?e ?n?e?e ?k ?k ?g ?g ?k ?k ?n?e?e ?n?e?e ?n ?m ?n?m ?n?e?e ?n?e?e ?n?e?e ?k ?k ?g ?k ?g ?k ?n?e?e ?n?e?e ?n?m ?n?e?e ?n?m ?n?e?e ?n?e?e over current ?g ?k ?k ?k ?g ?k ?n?e?e ?n?e?e ?n?e?e ?n?e?e ?n?e?e ?n?e?e ?n?m ?g ?k ?k ?k ?k ?g ?n?e?e ?n?e?e ?n?e?e ?n?e?e ?n?e?e ?n?e?e ?n?m ?k ?g ?k ?k ?k ?g ?n?e?e ?n?e?e ?n?e?e ?n?e?e ?n?e?e ?n?e?e ?n?m ?k ?g ?k ?g ?k ?k ?n?e?e ?n?e?e ?n?e?e ?n?e?e ?n?e?e ?n?e?e ?n?m ?k ?k ?g ?g ?k ?k ?n?e?e ?n?e?e ?n ?e?e ?n?e?e ?n?e?e ?n?e?e ?n?m ?k ?k ?g ?k ?g ?k ?n?e?e ?n?e?e ?n?e?e ?n?e?e ?n?e?e ?n?e?e ?n?m ?g ?k ?k ?k ?g ?k ?n?e?e ?n?e?e ?n?e?e ?n?e?e ?n?e?e ?n?e?e ?n?m thermal shutdown ?g ?k ?k ?k ?k ?g ?n?e?e ?n?e?e ?n?e?e ?n?e?e ?n?e?e ?n?e?e ?n?m ?k ?g ?k ?k ?k ?g ?n?e?e ?n?e?e ?n?e?e ?n?e?e ?n?e?e ?n?e?e ?n?m ?k ?g ?k ?g ?k ?k ?n?e?e ?n?e?e ?n?e?e ?n?e?e ?n?e?e ?n?e?e ?n?m ?k ?k ?g ?g ?k ?k ?n?e?e ?n?e?e ?n?e?e ?n?e?e ?n?e?e ?n?e?e ?n?m ?k ?k ?g ?k ?g ?k ?n?e?e ?n?e?e ?n?e?e ?n?e?e ?n?e?e ?n?e?e ?n?m under voltage ?g ?k ?k ?k ?g ?k ?n?e?e ?n?e?e ?n?e?e ?n?e?e ?n?e?e ?n?e?e ?n?m ?g ?k ?k ?k ?k ?g ?n?e?e ?n?e?e ?n?e?e ?n?e?e ?n?e?e ?n?e?e ?n?m ?k ?g ?k ?k ?k ?g ?n?e?e ?n?e?e ?n?e?e ?n?e?e ?n?e?e ?n?e?e ?n?m ?k ?g ?k ?g ?k ?k ?n?e?e ?n?e?e ?n?e?e ?n?e?e ?n?e?e ?n?e?e ?n?m ?k ?k ?g ?g ?k ?k ?n?e?e ?n?e?e ?n?e?e ?n?e?e ?n?e?e ?n?e?e ?n?m ?k ?k ?g ?k ?g ?k ?n?e?e ?n?e?e ?n?e?e ?n?e?e ?n?e?e ?n?e?e ?n?m notes : release of thermal shutdown protection and under voltage protection depends release of a self - reset and over current protection on an all "l" input. absolute maximum ratings (ta = 25 c) characteristics symbol rating unit v bb 500 v power supply voltage v cc 18 v output current (dc) i out 1 a output current (pulse) i out 2 a input voltage v in - 0.5 ~7 v v reg current i reg 50 ma power dissipation (ta = 25 c ) p c 4 w power dissipa tion (tc = 25 c ) p c 20 w operating temperature t jo p r - 20~135 c junction temperature t j 150 c storage temperature t stg - 55~150 c lead - heat sink isolation voltage vhs 100 0 (1 min) vrms
tentative tpd41 1 3 k 2005 - 0 5 - 2 0 8 electrical characteristics (ta = 25 c) characteristics symbol t est condition min typ. max unit v bb ? 50 280 4 5 0 operating power supply voltage v cc ? 13.5 15 16.5 v i bb v bb = 4 5 0 v ? 0 0.5 i cc v cc = 15 v ? 1. 1 5 ma i b s (on) v bs = 15 v, high side on ? 26 0 410 current dissipation i b s (off) v bs = 15 v, high side off ? 2 3 0 370 m a v ih v in = ?h? 3.5 ? ? input voltage v il v in = ?l? ? ? 1.5 v i ih v in = 5 ?u ? ? 150 input current i il v in = 0 v ? ? 100 m a v c e sat h v cc = 15 v , ic = 0.5 a ? 2. 3 3 output saturation voltage v c e sat l v cc = 15 v, i c = 0.5 a ? 2. 3 3 v v f h if = 0.5 a , high side ? 1.6 2.0 frd forward voltage v f l if = 0.5 a , low side ? 1.6 2.0 v regulator voltage v reg if = 500 ? ?` ? 0.9 1.2 v bsd forward voltage v f (bsd) v cc = 15 v , i o = 30 ma 6.5 7 7.5 v current limiting voltage v r ? 0.4 6 0.5 0.5 4 v curr ent limiting dead time dt ? 2.3 3.3 4.4 ? s thermal shutdown temperature tsd v cc = 15 v 135 150 180 ?? thermal shutdown hysteresis d tsd v cc = 15 v ? 50 ? ?? v cc under voltage protection v cc uvd ? 10 11 12 v v cc under voltage protection recovery v cc uvr ? 10 .5 11.5 12.5 v v bs under voltage protection v bs uvd ? 8 9 9.5 v v bs under voltage protection recovery v bs uvr ? 8.5 9.5 10.5 v diag saturation voltage v diagsat i diag =5ma ? ? 0.5 v output on delay time t on v bb = 280 v , ic = 0.5 a ? 1.5 3 m s output off dela y time t off v bb = 280 v , ic = 0.5 a ? 1.2 3 m s d ead time tdead v bb = 280 v , ic = 0.5 a 1.4 ? ? m s frd reverse recovery time t rr v bb = 280 v , ic = 0.5 a ? 200 ? ns
tentative tpd41 1 3 k 2005 - 0 5 - 2 0 9 application circuit example low - side driver v cc v reg is2 rs gnd input control thermal shutdown dead time bsv bsu v bb 1 bsw u v w high - side level shift driver 21 23 1 2 3 4 5 hu hv hw lu lv lw 6 diag 20 9 12 14 11 10 13 15 18 19 22 under - voltage protection under - voltage protection under - voltage protection under - voltage protection 7 v regulator comp 0.5vref 15v c 4 + c 5 control ic or microcomputer ?l c 1 c 2 c 3 r ?q r ?p c 6 + c 7 16 v bb 2 7 is1
tentative tpd41 1 3 k 2005 - 0 5 - 2 0 10 external parts standard external parts are shown in the follow ing table. part recommended value purpose remarks c 1 , c 2 , c 3 25 v/2.2 m f bootstrap capacitor (note 1) r 1 0.62 w 1% (1 w) current detection (note 2) c 4 25 v /10 ? f v cc power supply stability (note 3) c ?t 25 v / 0.1 m f v cc f or surge absorber (note 3) c 6 16 v/1 m f v reg power supply stability (note 3) c 7 16 v /1000 pf v reg f or surge absorber (note 3) r 3 5.1 k w fg pin pull - up resistor (note 4) note 1: the requir ed bootstrap capacitance value varies according to the motor drive conditions. the capacitor is biased by v cc and must be sufficiently derated for it. note 2: the following formula shows the detection current: i o = v r ? ris ( for v r = 0.5 v ) do not exceed a detection current of 1 a when using this product. note 3: when using this product, some adjustment is required in accordance with the use environment. when mounting, place as close to the base of this product leads as possible to improve the ripple and n oise elimination. note 4: the diag pin is open drain. note that when the diag pin is connected to a power supply with a voltage higher than or equal to the v cc , a protection circuit is triggered so that the current flows continuously. if not using the diag pin, connect to the gnd. handling precautions (1) please control the input signal in the state to which the v cc voltage is steady. both of the order of the vbb power supply and the v cc power supply are not cared about either. note that if the power supply i s switched off as described above, this product may be destroyed if the current regeneration route to the v bb power supply is blocked when the v bb line is disconnected by a relay or similar while the motor is still running. (2) the is pin connecting the curre nt detection resistor is connected to a comparator in the ic and also functions as a sensor pin for detecting over current. as a result, over voltage caused by a surge voltage, for example, may destroy the circuit. accordingly, be careful of handling the i c or of surge voltage in its application environment.
tentative tpd41 1 3 k 2005 - 0 5 - 2 0 11 description of protection function (1) over current protection this product incorporates the over current protection circuit to protect itself against over current at startup or wh en a motor is locked. this protection function detects voltage generated in the current detection resistor connected to the is pin. when this voltage exceeds v r = 0.5 v (typ.), the igbt output, which is on, temporarily shuts down after a dead time , preventing any additional current from flowing to this product. the next all ? l ? signal releases the shutdown state. (2) under voltage protection this product incorp orates the under voltage protection circuit to prevent the igbt from operating in unsaturated mode when the v cc voltage or the v bs voltage drops. when the v cc power supply falls to this product internal setting ( v cc uvd = 11 v typ.) , all igbt outputs shut d own regardless of the input. this protection function has hysteresis. when the v cc uvr ( = 11 . 5 v typ.) reaches 0.5 v higher than the shutdown voltage, this product is automatically restored and the igbt is turned on again by the input. when the v bs supply v oltage drops (v bs uvd = 9 v typ.), the high - side igbt output shuts down. when the v bs uvr ( = 9.5 v typ.) reaches 0.5 v higher than the shutdown voltage, the igbt is turned on again by the input signal. (3) thermal shutdown this product incorporates the the rmal shutdown circuit to protect itself against the abnormal state when its temperature rises excessively . when the temperature of this chip rises due to external causes or internal heat generation and the internal setting tsd reaches 150 c , all igbt outpu ts shut down regardless of the input. this protection function has hysteresis ( d tsd = 50 c typ.). when the chip temperature falls to tsd - d tsd, the chip is automatically restored and the igbt is turned on again by the input. because the chip contains just one temperature detection location, when the chip heats up due to the igbt, for exa mple, the differences in distance from the detection location in the igbt (the source of the heat) cause differences in the time taken for shutdown to occur. therefore, the temperature of the chip may rise higher than the thermal shutdown temperature when the circuit started to operate. safe operating area note 1: the above safe operating area s are tj = 135 c (figure 1) and tc = 95 c (figure 2) . if the temperature exceeds th sese , the safe operation area s reduce. note 2: the above safe operating area s include the over current protection operation area. 0.83 0 4 5 0 peak winding current (a) power supply voltage v bb (v) figure 1 soa at tj = 135 c 0 0.9 0 4 5 0 peak winding current (a) power supply voltage v bb (v) figure 2 soa at tc = 95 c 0
tentative tpd41 1 3 k 2005 - 0 5 - 2 0 12 test circuits igbt saturation voltage (u - phase low side) frd forward voltage (u - phase low side) hu = 0 v hv = 0 v hw = 0 v lu = 5 v vm 0.5 a v cc = 15 v lv = 0 v lw = 0 v vm 0.5 a 1. hu 2. hv 3. hw 4. lu 5. lv 6. lw 7. is1 8. nc 9. bsu 10. u 11. vbb1 12. bsv 13. v 14. bsw 15. w 16. vbb2 17. nc 18. is2 21. vcc 22. gnd 23. vreg 19. rs 20. diag 1. hu 2. hv 3. hw 4. lu 5. lv 6. lw 7. is1 8. nc 9. bsu 10. u 11. vbb1 12. bsv 13. v 14. bsw 15. w 16. vbb2 17. nc 18. is2 21. vcc 22. gnd 23. vreg 19. rs 20. diag
tentative tpd41 1 3 k 2005 - 0 5 - 2 0 13 v cc current dissipation regulator voltage v cc = 15 v im v cc = 15 v 30 ma vm 1. hu 2. hv 3. hw 4 . lu 5. lv 6. lw 7. is1 8. nc 9. bsu 10. u 11. vbb1 12. bsv 13. v 14. bsw 15. w 16. vbb2 17. nc 18. is2 21. vcc 22. gnd 23. vreg 19. rs 20. diag 1. hu 2. hv 3. hw 4. lu 5. lv 6. lw 7. is1 8. nc 9. bsu 10. u 11. vbb1 12. bsv 13. v 14. bsw 15. w 16. vbb2 17. nc 18. is2 21. vcc 22. gnd 23. vreg 19. rs 20. diag
tentative tpd41 1 3 k 2005 - 0 5 - 2 0 14 output on/off delay time (u - phase low side) 56 0 w 2.2 m f hu = 0 v hv = 0 v hw = 0 v lu = v cc = 15 v lv = 0 v lw = 0 v pg u = 280 v im t off t on 10% lu im 10% 90% 90% 1. hu 2. hv 3. hw 4. lu 5. lv 6. lw 7. is1 8. nc 9. bsu 10. u 11. vbb1 12. bsv 13. v 14. bsw 15. w 16. vbb2 17. nc 18. is2 21. vcc 22. gnd 23. vreg 19. rs 20. diag
tentative tpd41 1 3 k 2005 - 0 5 - 2 0 15 v cc under voltage protection operation/recovery voltage (u - phase low side) * :note: sweeps the v cc pin voltage from 15 v to decrease and monitors the u pin voltage. the v cc pin voltage when output is off defines the under voltage protection operating voltage. also sweeps from 6 v to increase. the v cc pin voltage when output is on defines the under voltage protection recovery voltage. v bs under voltage pr otection operation/recovery voltage (u - phase high side) * : note: sweeps the bsu pin voltage from 15 v to decrease and monitors the v bb pin voltage. the bsu pin voltage when output is off defines the under voltage protection operating voltage. also sweeps the bsu pin voltage from 6 v to increase and change the hu pin voltage at 0 v ? 5 v ? 0 v . the bsu pin voltage when output is on defines the under voltage protection recovery voltag e. vm hu = 0 v hv = 0 v hw = 0 v lu = 5 v v cc = lv = 0 v lw = 0 v u = 18 v 15 v ? 6 v 6 v ? 15 v 2 k w 2 k w hu = 5 v hv = 0 v lu = 0 v lv = 0 v lw = 0 v vm 15 v ? 6 v 6 v ? 15 v bsu = v bb = 18 v 1. hu 2. hv 3. hw 4. lu 5. lv 6. lw 7. is1 8. nc 9. bsu 10. u 11. vbb1 12. bsv 13. v 14. bsw 15. w 16. vbb2 17. nc 18. is2 21. vcc 22. gnd 23. vreg 19. rs 20. diag 1. hu 2. hv 3. hw 4. lu 5. lv 6. lw 7. is1 8. nc 9. bsu 10. u 11. vbb1 12. bsv 13. v 14. bsw 15. w 16. vbb2 17. nc 18. is2 21. vcc 22. gnd 23. vreg 19. rs 20. diag hw = 0 v v cc = 15 v
tentative tpd41 1 3 k 2005 - 0 5 - 2 0 16 current control operating voltage (u - phase high side ) * : note: sweeps the rs/ is pin voltage to increase and monitors the u pin voltage . the rs/ is pin voltage when output is off defines the current control operating voltage. v bs current consumption (u - phase high side) 15 v 2 k w hv = 0 v hw = 0 v lu = 0 v lv = 0 v lw = 0 v v cc = 15 v is/rs = 0 v ? 0.6 v v bb = 18 v vm lu = 0 v hu = 0 v/ 5 v hv = 0 v hw = 0 v im lv = 0 v lw = 0 v v cc = 15 v bsu = 15 v 1. hu 2. hv 3. hw 4. lu 5. lv 6. lw 7. is1 8. nc 9. bsu 10. u 11. vbb1 12. bsv 13. v 14. bsw 15. w 16. vbb2 17. nc 18. is2 21. vcc 22. gnd 23. vreg 19. rs 20. diag 1. hu 2. hv 3. hw 4. lu 5. lv 6. lw 7. is1 8. nc 9. bsu 10 . u 11. vbb1 12. bsv 13. v 14. bsw 15. w 16. vbb2 17. nc 18. is2 21. vcc 22. gnd 23. vreg 19. rs 20. diag hu = 5 v
tentative tpd41 1 3 k 2005 - 0 5 - 2 0 17 turn - on/off loss (low - side igbt + high - side frd) 5 mh 2.2 m f hu = 0 v hv = 0 v hw = 0 v lu= v cc = 15 v lv = 0 v lw = 0 v pg v bb /u = 280 v im vm l input (hu) ) igbt (c - e voltage) (u - gnd) power supply current wtoff wton 1. hu 2. hv 3. hw 4. lu 5. lv 6. lw 7. is1 8. nc 9. bsu 10. u 11. vbb1 12. bsv 13. v 14. bsw 15. w 16. vbb2 17. nc 18. is2 21. vcc 22. gnd 23. vreg 19. rs 20. diag
tentative tpd41 1 3 k 2005 - 0 5 - 2 0 18 package dimensions weight: 6.1 g (typ.)
tentative tpd41 1 3 k 2005 - 0 5 - 2 0 19 package dimensions weight: 6.1 g (typ.)
tentative tpd41 1 3 k 2005 - 0 5 - 2 0 20 package dimensions weight: 6.1 g (typ.)
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