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The BD9251FV-E2 is a single-chip preamplifier IC from ROHM Semiconductor designed for human body detection using pyroelectric infrared sensors. It integrates an amplifier for sensor output, a comparator for sensor output, a built-in voltage regulator, and a moving detector, simplifying design and reducing component count.
Key electrical specifications include a supply voltage range of 2.97V to 6.0V, a typical supply current of 300 µA (400 µA maximum), and a maximum power dissipation of 440 mW on a standard glass epoxy board. The device features two amplifiers (AMP1 and AMP2) with a typical gain of 46 dB and a unity gain bandwidth of 1 MHz. The DRAIN output voltage is typically 2.3V.
The BD9251FV-E2 is housed in a 14-LSSOP surface-mount package (4.40mm width) with a supplier device package designation of 14-SSOP-B. It is designed for an operating temperature range of -30°C to 75°C, making it suitable for a variety of indoor and outdoor applications such as lighting controls, security systems, and smart home devices.
The supply voltage range is 2.97V to 6.0V.
The typical supply current is 300 µA, with a maximum of 400 µA under no load conditions.
The operating temperature range is -30°C to 75°C.
The BD9251FV-E2 is available in a 14-LSSOP surface-mount package (4.40mm width), also designated as 14-SSOP-B.
The typical gain for AMP1 and AMP2 is 46 dB.
The maximum power dissipation is 440 mW at 25°C on a glass epoxy board, derating by 3.5 mW/°C above 25°C.