IRS2003

The Infineon Technologies IRS2003 exhibits a propagation delay of 820ns, with turn-on delay time at 680ns. It boasts a rise time of 170ns and a fall time of 90ns (typical), showcasing swift transition times of 70ns for rising and 35ns for falling edges.

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IRS2003 Announcement: Powering High Voltage Applications

Infineon Technologies' IRS2003 emerges as a state-of-the-art PMIC gate driver, offering a set of features tailored for high-voltage applications. Let's take a closer look at the features that make this IC an outstanding performer.

This driver introduces a floating channel designed specifically for bootstrap operations. It exhibits excellent dV/dt immunity with an excellent operating range up to +200V and excellent immunity to negative voltage transients.

The IRS2003 boasts a gate drive power range of 10V to 20V and includes an undervoltage lockout to ensure consistent and reliable functionality. Its flexibility extends to compatibility with multiple logic levels (3.3V, 5V, and 15V) in addition to integrated anti-cross conduction logic for added safety.

What really sets IRS2003 apart is its synchronization capabilities. It features matched propagation delays for both channels, internally set dead time, and precise phase synchronization between the high-side and low-side outputs. This synchronization ensures optimal performance and accurate timing, which is essential for high-speed operation.

As a high voltage, high speed MOSFET and IGBT driver, IRS2003 provides independent high-side and low-side reference output channels. Leverages advanced HVIC and latch-tolerant CMOS technology to ensure a robust monolithic construction for lasting reliability.

Compatibility across various logic levels, specialized output drivers, and the ability to drive N-channel power MOSFETs or IGBTs in high-side configurations make the IRS2003 the go-to for high-voltage applications seeking speed, reliability, and accuracy in power management. It will be a solution.

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