IR2085S
IR2085S is HIGH SPEED/ 100V/ SELF OSCILLATING 50% DUTY CYCLE/ HALF-BRIDGE DRIVER manufactured by International Rectifier.
Features
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Simple primary side control solution to enable half-bridge DC-Bus Converters for 48V distributed systems with reduced ponent count and board space. Integrated 50% duty cycle oscillator & half-bridge driver IC in a single SO-8 package Programmable switching frequency with up to 500k Hz max per channel +/- 1A drive current capability optimized for low charge MOSFETs Adjustable dead-time 50nsec
- 200nsec Floating channel designed for bootstrap operation up to +100Vdc High and low side pulse width matching to +/- 25nsec Adjustable overcurrent protection Undervoltage lockout and internal soft start Also available LEAD-FREE
Product Summary
VCC (max) 25V 100Vdc Voffset(max) High/low side output freq (fosc) 500k Hz Output Current (IO) +/-1.0A(typ.) High/low side pulse width matching +/- 25ns
Description
The IR2085S is a self oscillating half-bridge driver IC with 50% duty cycle ideally suited for 36V-75V half-bridge DC-bus converters. This product is also suitable for push-pull converters without restriction on input voltage.
Package
Each channel frequency is equal to fosc, where fosc can be set by selecting RT & CT, S O -8 where fosc ≈ 1/(2- RT.CT). Dead-time can be controlled through proper selection of CT and can range from 50 to 200nsec. Internal soft-start increases the pulse width during power up and maintains pulse width matching for the high and low outputs throughout the start up cycle. The IR2085S initiates a soft start at power up and after every overcurrent condition. Undervoltage lockout prevents operation if VCC is less than 7.5Vdc.
Simplified Circuit Diagram
Vbias (10-15V) D BOOT C BOOT Vin ( 100V max)
Vcc
Vb
S1
C2
IR2085
RT CT C BIAS
S R1 L S R2
R Vo
Vs
Cs
S2
C1
.irf.
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Absolute Maximum Ratings
Absolute maximum ratings indicate sustained limits beyond which damage to the device may occur. All voltage parameters are absolute voltages referenced to . All currents are defined...