onsemi FOD8320 Optoplanar® Gate Drive Optocouplers

onsemi FOD8320 High Noise Immunity Optoplanar® Gate Drive Optocouplers are advanced 2.5A output current gate drive optocouplers capable of driving medium power IGBT/MOSFETs. They each consist of an aluminum gallium arsenide (AlGaAs) LED optically coupled to an integrated circuit with a high-speed driver for push-pull MOSFET output stage. The FOD8320 optocouplers achieve reliable and high insulation voltage as well as high noise immunity, using onsemi's Optoplanar® packaging technology and optimized IC design. The devices, each housed in a wide body 5-pin small outline package, offer a compact footprint while allowing for a creepage and clearance distance greater than 10mm and 0.5mm internal insulation distance. FOD8320 optocouplers also provide an extended industrial temperature range (-40 to +100ºC) and are ideally suited for fast switching of power IGBTs and MOSFETs used in industrial inverter applications and high performance power systems. Now safety certified from VDE: DIN-EN/IEC60747-5-5.

Features

  • Optoplanar packaging technology provides
    reliable and high voltage insulation
  • Compact footprint
  • P-Channel MOSFETs at output stage enables
    output voltage swing close to the supply rail
  • Under Voltage Lockout (UVLO) with hysteresis
  • Safety Certifications and regulatory approvals:
    • UL1577, 5000VRMS for 1 min.
    • ROHS compliant
    • DIN-EN/IEC60747-5-5, 1,414Vpeak working voltage, 8,000V peak transient isolation voltage rating

Specifications

  • 10mm minimum creepage and clearance distance
  • 2.5A output current driving capability for medium power IGBT/MOSFET
  • 35kV/µs minimum Common Mode Noise Rejection (CMR)
  • Wide supply voltage range from 15V to 30V
  • Fast switching speed over full operating temperature range:
    • 400ns max. propagation delay
    • 100ns max. pulse width distortion
  • Extended industrial temperature range: -40 to 100ºC

Package Dimensions in mm

onsemi FOD8320 Optoplanar® Gate Drive Optocouplers
Publicado: 2012-06-04 | Actualizado: 2022-03-11