Current-Sensing IC Slashes Shutdown Time

Dec. 1, 2000
Safety shutdown time for motor drive applications is said to be cut in half with the introduction of the IR2172 linear current-sensing IC with built-in over-current shutdown. The chip eliminates external current sensing protection circuits and is

Safety shutdown time for motor drive applications is said to be cut in half with the introduction of the IR2172 linear current-sensing IC with built-in over-current shutdown. The chip eliminates external current sensing protection circuits and is rated at 600V, for 230V three-phase ac inverter or brushless dc industrial motor drives used in conveyor belts and similar applications.
The chip has a 1.5 µs over-current shutdown feature with a wired-OR connection capability directly to the microprocessor or digital signal processor. The IC comes in two industry-standard compact package sizes: SO-8 and 8-pin DIP. Pricing for the chip begins at $3.55 each/10,000.

Company: INTERNATIONAL RECTIFIER CORP. (IR)

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