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MP6922DN - Dual Fast Turn-off Intelligent Controller

Download the MP6922DN datasheet PDF. This datasheet also covers the MP6922 variant, as both devices belong to the same dual fast turn-off intelligent controller family and are provided as variant models within a single manufacturer datasheet.

General Description

The MP6922 is a dual fast turn-off intelligent controller to drive two N-CH power MOSFETs in LLC resonant converters for synchronous rectification.

The IC regulates the forward voltage drop of the power switch to about 70mV and turns it off before the voltage goes negative.

Key Features

  • Works with both Standard and Logic Level FETs.
  • Compatible with Energy Star, 0.5W Standby Requirements.
  • VDD Range From 8V to 24V.
  • 70m VDS Regulation Function (1).
  • Fast Turn-off Total Delay of 20ns.
  • Reverse Current Protection Function.
  • Max 300kHz Switching Frequency.
  • Light Load Mode Function (1) with.

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Note: The manufacturer provides a single datasheet file (MP6922-MPS.pdf) that lists specifications for multiple related part numbers.

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MP6922 Dual Fast Turn-off Intelligent Controller The Future of Analog IC Technology DESCRIPTION The MP6922 is a dual fast turn-off intelligent controller to drive two N-CH power MOSFETs in LLC resonant converters for synchronous rectification. The IC regulates the forward voltage drop of the power switch to about 70mV and turns it off before the voltage goes negative. MP6922 has a light-load function to latch-off the gate driver at light load condition, during which only about 600μA quiescent current is consumed. The fast turn-off speed of MP6922 makes both CCM and DCM driving available. An internal Reverse Current Protection (RCP) function ensures safe operation of the MOSFETs in high frequency CCM condition.