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NCV7510 - FlexMOS Programmable Peak and Hold PWM MOSFET Predriver

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PACKAGE PIN# 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 PIN SYMBOL ENA CONTROL PCLK CSB SCLK SI SO LOOP FAULT OCP VDD DGND SNS

SNS+ PGND CLAMP SRC GATE DRN VB Logic input for Enable.

Logic input for PWM cycle control.

Logic input for clock or logic level control of Dwell timer.

Features

  • are programmable via the device’s SPI port. Load current is continuously sampled and compared to the programmable 7.
  • bit peak/hold DAC values while the load self.
  • modulates to maintain the desired currents at each of the peak and hold points. Passive fault diagnostics monitor and protect the MOSFETs when a fault is detected. Fault data is available via SPI and an open.
  • drain FAULT output provides immediate fault notification to a host controller. The FlexMOS family of produc.

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Part number NCV7510
Manufacturer ON Semiconductor
File Size 184.86 KB
Description FlexMOS Programmable Peak and Hold PWM MOSFET Predriver
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www.DataSheet4U.com NCV7510 FlexMOSt Programmable Peak and Hold PWM MOSFET Predriver The NCV7510 high side MOSFET predriver is a fully programmable automotive grade product for driving solenoids or other unipolar actuators. The product is optimized for common−rail diesel fuel injection applications and includes an additional synchronous clamp MOSFET predriver. Peak and hold currents, peak dwell time and other features are programmable via the device’s SPI port. Load current is continuously sampled and compared to the programmable 7−bit peak/hold DAC values while the load self−modulates to maintain the desired currents at each of the peak and hold points. Passive fault diagnostics monitor and protect the MOSFETs when a fault is detected.
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