EL7154 - Monolithic Pin Driver

Renesas

General Description

TEST CONDITIONS MIN TYP INPUT VIH IIH VIL IIL VHVS OUTPU

Key Features

Comparatively low cost.
Three-State output.
3V and 5V Input compatible.
Clocking speeds up to 10MHz.
20ns Switching/delay time.
4A Peak drive.
Isolated drains.
Low output impedance: 2.5.
Low quiescent current: 5mA.
Wide operating voltage: 4.5V to16V.
Isolated P-Channel device.
Separate ground and VL pins.
Pb-free available (RoHS compliant).

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Part number	EL7154
Manufacturer	Renesas
File Size	537.99 KB
Description	Monolithic Pin Driver
Datasheet	EL7154 Datasheet

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EL7154 High Speed, Monolithic Pin Driver The EL7154 three-state pin driver is particularly well suited for ATE and level shifting applications. The 4A peak drive capability, makes the EL7154 an excellent choice when driving high speed capacitive lines. The P-Channel MOSFET is completely isolated from the power supply, providing a high degree of flexibility. Pin (7) can be grounded, and the output can be taken from pin (8) when a “source follower” output is desired. The N-Channel MOSFET has an isolated drain, but shares a common bus with pre-drivers and level shifter circuits. This is necessary to ensure that the N-Channel device can turn off effectively when VL goes below GND. In some power-FET and IGBT applications, negative drive is desirable to insure effective turn-off.