The TPD4207F combines controller and driver logic, high-voltage MOSFETs in a three-phase bridge output, bootstrap diodes and comprehensive protection functionality. Full control of a BLDC motor is achieved by simply applying signals from a host MCU or motor controller IC to the HV-IPD inputs.
Toshiba has employed its high-voltage Super Junction MOSFET technology (DTMOS IV) and driver IC in a multi-chip configuration. The package has been designed by separating all small signal pins from the power pins. Built-in functionality includes over-current and under-voltage protection and thermal shutdown.
The TPD4207F is supplied in a compact SOP-30 package with a footprint of only 20.0×11.0x2.0mm. Typical on resistance is just 0.44Ω. Suitable for high-efficiency, low-noise sine-wave motor control, the TPD4207F HV-IPD allows dead-time to be configured from a minimum of 1.0µs.