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    OR'ing Controller Raises UPS Reliability

    Feb. 18, 2015
    Diodes Incorporated has introduced a 40V-rated active OR'ing controller in order to help raise the reliability of uninterruptible power supplies (UPS) in telecom, data centers and server duties.

    Diodes Incorporated has introduced a 40V-rated active OR'ing controller in order to help raise the reliability of uninterruptible power supplies (UPS) in telecom, data centers and server duties.  The ZXGD3108N8 is designed to fully enhance very low RDS(ON) power MOSFETs, enabling lossy Schottky blocking diodes to be replaced and resulting in lowered operating temperature and increased UPS system integrity.

    By driving MOSFETs in this way, the controller also improves the overall system efficiency of standard 12V and 24V common rail systems.  Compared to alternative devices, the ZXGD3108N8 offers the lowest turn-off threshold voltage.  At less than -3mV, and with a tight tolerance of ±2mV, system stability and efficiency is improved under light load conditions.

    Additionally, the controller is able to sink a current of 5A, ensuring the fastest possible discharge of the paralleled OR'ing MOSFETs.  At just 600ns, turn-off is fast to avoid reverse-current flow and prevent voltage dropping on the common rail.  In a typical 12V configuration, device quiescent current is specified as sub 400µA and standby power consumption less than 5mW.

    Provided in the SO-8 package, the ZXGD3108N8 OR'ing MOSFET controller from Diodes Incorporated is priced at $1.0USD each in quantities of 1,000.

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