Photovoltaic MOSFET driver for Automotive industry: Rutronik introduces VOMDA1271 with fast turn-off from Vishay

09/05/2024 Product News

Rutronik's product portfolio includes the VOMDA1271 from Vishay, an automotive-certified MOSFET driver with an integrated fast turn-off. The VOMDA1271 draws all the current required to drive its internal circuits from the infrared emitter on the low-voltage primary side of the isolation barrier. No external power supply is required to provide VCC, making the optically isolated MOSFET driver more cost-effective. It is easy to use, AEC-Q102 certified and comes in a space-saving SOP-4 package. The components are available in tape & reel packaging at www.rutronik24.com.

VOMDA1271 has an integrated fast turn-off, which only requires 0.7 ms (typ.) to switch off and offers and offer a switch-on time of 0.05 ms. The components have a photovoltaic gate array and therefore do not require an additional power supply to ensure the required insulation test voltage of 3.750 VRMS. The resulting simplified design enables lower costs and reduces space requirements.

The optically insulated drivers operate reliably in a wide temperature range from -40 °C to +125 °C, making them ideal for use in automotive charging technology. The components are also microcontroller-compatible.

Benefits at a glance:

  • Integrated switch-off circuit
  • AEC-Q102 certified
  • Open circuit voltage of 8.5 V typical at IF = 10 mA
  • Short-circuit current at 15 μA typical at IF = 10 mA
  • Insulation test voltage 3.750 VRMS
  • Operating temperature from -40 °C to +125 °C

Application examples:

  • Vehicle pre-charging relay
  • Powerwall chargers
  • Gate drivers for high-voltage MOSFETs
  • BMS
  • Customized Solid-State Relays (SSR)

 


For more information to the VOMDA1271 MOSFETs from Vishay and a direct ordering option, please visit our e-commerce platform at www.rutronik24.com.

Contact Rutronik:

Hanna Sommer| Line Manager |  +49 721 160258 42 | hanna.sommer@rutronik.com

The VOMDA1271 from Vishay has further specifications in addition to the switch-off circuit.

Typical MOSFET driver application with integrated switch-off functionality