MITSUBISHI SEMICONDUCTOR <Application Specific Intelligent Power Module>

PS11011

FLAT-BASE TYPE

INSULATED TYPE

Jan. 2000

Supply voltage

RECOMMENDED CONDITIONS

V

400 (max.)

Applied across P2-N terminals

Condition

Symbol

Item

Ratings

Unit

Min.

150

—

Trip level

Reset level

Trip level

Reset level

Trip level

Reset level

Trip level

Reset level

Filter time

Idle

Active

SC

OT

OTr

|

Ic = 0A

Input on threshold voltage

Input off threshold voltage

Input pull-up resistor

1.87

0.77

2.97

—

—

4.0

—

—

—

3.50

100

—

11.05

11.55

18.00

16.50

10.0

10.5

—

—

—

°C ~ +100°C

Tj

≤ 125°C

—

1

6.00

110

90

12.00

12.50

19.20

17.50

11.0

11.5

10

—

1

°C ~ +100°C

(Fig. 4)

0.8

2.5

—

2

≤ 100°C, Tj ≤ 125°C

°C ~ +100°C

(Note 3)

Relates to corresponding input

°C ~ +100°C

Relates to corresponding input (Except brake part)

Condition

Symbol

Ratings

Typ.

Max.

Unit

(Note 3) : (a) Allowable minimum input on-pulse width : This item applies to P-side circuit only.

(b) Allowable maximum input on-pulse width : This item applies to both P-side and N-side circuits excluding the brake circuit.

(Note4) : CL output : The "current limit warning (CL) operation circuit outputs warning signal whenever the arm current exceeds this limit. The

circuit is reset automatically by the next input signal and thus, it operates on a pulse-by-pulse scheme.

(Note5) : The short circuit protection works instantaneously when a high short circuit current flows through an internal IGBT rising up momen-

tarily. The protection function is, thus meant primarily to protect the ASIPM against short circuit distraction. Therefore, this function is

not recommended to be used for any system load current regulation or any over load control as this might, cause a failure due to

excessive temperature rise. Instead, the analogue current output feature or the over load warning feature (CL) should be appropri-

ately used for such current regulation or over load control operation. In other words, the PWM signals to the ASIPM should be shut

down, in principle, and not to be restarted before the junction temperature would recover to normal, as soon as a fault is feed back

Allowable input on-pulse width

Allowable input signal dead time for

blocking arm shoot-through

Input inter-lock sensing

Analogue signal linearity with

output current

Offset change area vs temperature

°C ~ +100°C

(Fig. 4)

Analogue signal output voltage limit

Analogue signal over all linear variation

Analogue signal data hold accuracy

After input signal trigger point

(Fig. 8)

Analogue signal reading time

Current limit warning (CL) operation level

Open collector output

1

2.2

—

–5

—

2.64

Open collector output

1.4

3.0

150

—

—

—

65

2.27

1.17

3.37

15

—

—

1.1

—

3

3.10

1

—

9.60

120

—

12.75

13.25

20.15

18.65

12.0

12.5

—

1

—

2.0

4.0

—

20

500

—

100

2.57

1.47

3.67

—

0.7

—

—

5

—

3.60

µA

mA

A

°C

°C

V

V

V

V

V

V

µs

µA

mA

V

V

k

Ω

kHz

µs

µs

ns

V

V

V

mV

V

V

V

%

µs

A

PWM input frequency

°C ~ +100°C

(Note 4)

Item

Correspond to max. 500

µs data hold period

(Fig. 5)

Short circuit over current trip level

Signal output current of

CL operation

Idle

Active

Tj = 25

°C

(Fig. 7) (Note 5)

Supply circuit under &

over voltage protection

Over temperature protection

Fault output current

—mA

Circuit current

Control supply voltage

Supply voltage ripple

Input on voltage

Input off voltage

PWM Input frequency

Arm shoot-through blocking time

Using application circuit

Using application circuit

15

±1.5

±1 (max.)

0 ~ 0.3

4.8 ~ 5.0

2 ~ 20

2.2 (min.)

V

V/

µs

V

V

kHz

µs