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| Automotive Grade | |
| Industrial Grade | |
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| Military Grade | |
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| Watchdog Timer |
The Infineon TLE92108-232QX is a versatile Multi-MOSFET driver IC engineered for controlling up to sixteen n-channel MOSFETs, primarily for DC motor control in automotive applications. It integrates eight half-bridge gate drivers, offering adaptive MOSFET gate control for improved electromagnetic emission and reduced switching losses.
Key features include a 24-bit Serial Peripheral Interface (SPI) for comprehensive configuration and diagnostic readouts, two current sense amplifiers with configurable gain, and drain-source monitoring for short circuit detection. The device also provides overtemperature warning and shutdown capabilities, a timeout watchdog, and detailed off-state diagnostics via SPI.
With three PWM inputs supporting high-side and low-side configurations up to 25 kHz, and configurable low-side braking with short circuit detection, the TLE92108-232QX is well-suited for applications like power seat control, lift gates, and central door locks. It is housed in a leadless PG-VQFN-48 package with an exposed pad for good thermal performance.
This IC is qualified for automotive applications according to AEC-Q100 standards and is RoHS compliant.
Eight half-bridge gate drivers for external N-channel MOSFETs.
24-bit serial peripheral interface (SPI).
Up to 25 kHz.
Yes, it is AEC-Q100 qualified.
PG-VQFN-48 leadless power package.
Yes, two current sense amplifiers with configurable gain.
Drain-source monitoring for short circuit detection, overtemperature warning and shutdown, timeout watchdog, and off-state diagnostics.