Microwave Oven

Microwave Oven

Such as low noise, low power consumption and miniaturization are important in designing microwave oven. Toshiba provides information on a wide range of semiconductor products suitable for power supply unit, magnetron driving circuit units, sensor signal input units, etc., along with circuit configuration examples.

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 DC-DC DC-DC Control Button Control Button Magnetron Magnetron Steam Heater Steam Heater Grill Heater GrillHeater Cooling Fan Cooling Fan MCU, Photocoupler, Display Controller, LEDs MCU, Photocoupler, Display Controller, LEDs 12 V / 2 A 12 V / 2 A 100 to 240 VAC 100 to 240 VAC Door Switch Door Switch Thermostat Thermostat M M Antenna Motor AntennaMotor M M Boost Circuit BoostCircuit Relay Relay Relay Relay Relay Relay Relay Relay Temperature Sensor Temperature Sensor Key Input Key Input Display Display LED LED Weight Sensor Weight Sensor Main Control MCU Main Control MCU Display Control MCU DisplayControl MCU Photocoupler Photocoupler Magnetron drive circuit LED drive circuit Weight sensor circuit Temperature sensor circuit Relay drive circuit Flyback type AC-DC converter
Magnetron drive circuit

Example of magnetron drive circuit using bipolar transistor

Example of magnetron drive circuit using gate driver coupler

Flyback type AC-DC converter

Example of flyback type AC-DC converter

Relay drive circuit

Example of mechanical relay drive circuit using bipolar transistor

LED drive circuit

Example of LED drive circuit using bipolar transistor

Temperature sensor circuit

Example of the circuit using operational amplifier for amplifying temperature sensor signal

Weight sensor circuit

Example of the circuit using operational amplifier for amplifying weight sensor signal

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Magnetron drive circuit
Magnetron drive circuit (Using bipolar transistor)

Example of magnetron drive circuit using bipolar transistor

Example of magnetron drive circuit using bipolar transistor
Various products are provided for radio frequency applications, power supply applications and other.
Part Number
Toshiba Package Name SOT-23 (SOT23) SOT-23 (SOT23) SOT-323 (USM)
VCEO (Max) [V] -50 50 50
IC (Max) [A] -0.2 0.2 0.15
Polarity PNP NPN NPN
High speed switching characteristics and high hFE performance enable the system to have higher frequencies and lower losses.
Part Number
Toshiba Package Name SOT-25 (SMV) SOT-25 (SMV) PS-8 PS-8
VCEO (Q1) (Max) [V] -30 30 -50 -30
VCEO (Q2) (Max) [V] 30 -30 50 30
IC (Q1) (Max) [A] -1.0 2 -0.8 -2.0
IC (Q2) (Max) [A] 1.2 -1.8 1 2.0
Polarity (Q1) PNP NPN PNP PNP
Polarity (Q2) NPN PNP NPN NPN
High speed switching and low saturation voltage characteristics contribute to high efficiency.
Part Number
Toshiba Package Name TO-3P(N) TO-3P(N) TO-247
VCES (Max) [V] 1200 1100 1350
IC (Max) [A] 40 60 30
System control at low power consumption by multi-channel timers and AD Converters (ADCs).
Series TX03 Series
Group M380 Group
Magnetron drive circuit (Using gate driver coupler)

Example of magnetron drive circuit using gate driver coupler

Example of magnetron drive circuit using gate driver coupler
Rail to Rail output enables the system to operate stably and reduce conduction losses.
Part Number
Toshiba Package Name SO6L SO6L SO6L
BVS (Min) [Vrms] @ t = 60 [s] 5000 5000 5000
VCC / VDD (Min) [V] 10 10 10
VCC / VDD (Max) [V] 30 30 30
ICC / IDD (Max) [mA] 3 3 3
Output Interface totem-pole(BUF) totem-pole(BUF) totem-pole(BUF)
The built-in various protective functions make it easy to design the gate drive circuit.
Part Number
Toshiba Package Name SO6L SO6L SO6L SO16L
BVS (Min) [Vrms] @ t = 60 [s] 5000 5000 5000 5000
VCC / VDD (Min) [V] 15 15 15 15.0
VCC / VDD (Max) [V] 30 30 30 23.5
ICC / IDD (Max) [mA] 3 3 3 10.2
Output Interface totem-pole(BUF) totem-pole(BUF) totem-pole(BUF) totem-pole(BUF)
High speed switching and low saturation voltage characteristics contribute to high efficiency.
Part Number
Toshiba Package Name TO-3P(N) TO-3P(N) TO-247
VCES (Max) [V] 1200 1100 1350
IC (Max) [A] 40 60 30
System control at low power consumption by multi-channel timers and AD Converters (ADCs).
Series TX03 Series
Group M380 Group
Flyback type AC-DC converter
Flyback type AC-DC converter

Example of flyback type AC-DC converter

Example of flyback type AC-DC converter
Various products are provided, mainly small package that is suitable for high density assembly.
Part Number
Toshiba Package Name M-FLAT
VRRM (Max) [V] 600
IF(AV) (Max) [A] 1
High CTR (Current Transfer Ratio) is realized even in low input current range (IF = 0.5 mA).
Part Number
Toshiba Package Name 4pin SO6L SO4 4pin SO6L
BVS (Min) [Vrms] @ t = 60 [s] 5000 3750 5000
VCEO (Max) [V] 80 80 80
Topr [°C] -55 to 125 -55 to 125 -55 to 110
Relay drive circuit
Relay drive circuit

Example of mechanical relay drive circuit using bipolar transistor

Example of mechanical relay drive circuit using bipolar transistor
Various products are provided, mainly small package that is suitable for high density assembly.
Part Number
Toshiba Package Name SOD-323 (USC)
VR (Max) [V] 80
CT (Typ.) [pF] 0.5
Various products are provided for radio frequency applications, power supply applications and other.
Part Number
Toshiba Package Name SOT-23 (SOT23) SOT-23 (SOT23) SOT-323 (USM)
VCEO (Max) [V] -50 50 50
IC (Max) [A] -0.2 0.2 0.15
Polarity PNP NPN NPN
System control at low power consumption by multi-channel timers and AD Converters (ADCs).
Series TX03 Series
Group M380 Group
LED drive circuit
LED drive circuit

Example of LED drive circuit using bipolar transistor

Example of LED drive circuit using bipolar transistor
Various products are provided for radio frequency applications, power supply applications and other.
Part Number
Toshiba Package Name SOT-23 (SOT23) SOT-23 (SOT23) SOT-323 (USM)
VCEO (Max) [V] -50 50 50
IC (Max) [A] -0.2 0.2 0.15
Polarity PNP NPN NPN
System control at low power consumption by multi-channel timers and AD Converters (ADCs).
Series TX03 Series
Group M380 Group
Temperature sensor circuit
Temperature sensor circuit

Example of the circuit using operational amplifier for amplifying temperature sensor signal

Example of the circuit using operational amplifier for amplifying temperature sensor signal
Wide lineup from general purpose type to WCSP (Wafer Level Chip Size Package) type are provided. Contribute to realize a stable power supply.
Part Number
Toshiba Package Name WCSP6F DFN5B DFN4D WCSP4F DFN4F
IOUT (Max) [mA] 1500 800 500 500 300
VOUT [V] 0.6 to 3.6 0.8 to 3.6 0.9 to 5.0 0.9 to 5.0 0.9 to 4.5
Wide lineup from general purpose type to WCSP (Wafer Level Chip Size Package) type are provided. Contribute to realize a stable power supply.
Part Number
Toshiba Package Name SOT-25 (SMV) DFN4D DFN4D DFN4D SOT-25 (SMV)
IOUT (Max) [mA] 300 300 300 300 150
VOUT [V] 0.8 to 5.0 0.8 to 5.0 1.0 to 4.5 0.8 to 5.0 1.8 to 5.0
The lineup includes a low current consumption type that contributes to reducing power consumption and a low noise type that brings out performance of the sensor.
Part Number
Toshiba Package Name SOT-25 (SMV) SOT-353F (UFV)
VCC (Max) [V] 5.5 5.5
VCC, VEE (Max) [V] +/-2.75 +/-2.75
Weight sensor circuit
Weight sensor circuit

Example of the circuit using operational amplifier for amplifying weight sensor signal

Example of the circuit using operational amplifier for amplifying weight sensor signal
Wide lineup from general purpose type to WCSP (Wafer Level Chip Size Package) type are provided. Contribute to realize a stable power supply.
Part Number
Toshiba Package Name WCSP6F DFN5B DFN4D WCSP4F DFN4F
IOUT (Max) [mA] 1500 800 500 500 300
VOUT [V] 0.6 to 3.6 0.8 to 3.6 0.9 to 5.0 0.9 to 5.0 0.9 to 4.5
Wide lineup from general purpose type to WCSP (Wafer Level Chip Size Package) type are provided. Contribute to realize a stable power supply.
Part Number
Toshiba Package Name SOT-25 (SMV) DFN4D DFN4D DFN4D SOT-25 (SMV)
IOUT (Max) [mA] 300 300 300 300 150
VOUT [V] 0.8 to 5.0 0.8 to 5.0 1.0 to 4.5 0.8 to 5.0 1.8 to 5.0
The lineup includes a low current consumption type that contributes to reducing power consumption and a low noise type that brings out performance of the sensor.
Part Number
Toshiba Package Name SOT-25 (SMV) SOT-353F (UFV)
VCC (Max) [V] 5.5 5.5
VCC, VEE (Max) [V] +/-2.75 +/-2.75

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