SLLIMM-nano devices integrate three half-bridge high-voltage gate drivers, six IGBTs, and six fast and ultra-soft freewheeling recovery diodes, as well low-voltage input logic that allow the devices to implement the complete interface between a low-power microcontroller and a mains-powered three-phase electric motor. The design of the embedded IGBTs (a planar technology for the 3A and a dedicated TFS (Trench-gate Field Stop) technology for the 5A version) and the freewheeling diodes are tailored to offer the best trade-off between switching and conduction losses for low-power BLDC (Brushless DC) motor applications, resulting in high efficiency and low electromagnetic interference.
Key features of ST’s SLLIMM-nano 2nd series include:
The first members of ST’s new SLLIMM-nano 2nd series are available now at prices starting from US$7.5 in volumes of 1,000 units. The devices are housed in N2DIP-26L packages with multiple lead options.
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