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Generally, HEVs, PHEVs and EVs use three-phase brushless motors for electric propulsion. Because the vehicle drive battery supplies a dc current, it needs to be converted to a three-phase ac current using an inverter. A three-phase inverter, which is composed of power devices, converts dc to ac during acceleration (powering) and converts ac to dc during braking (regeneration).
Block | Type | Package | Part Number | Polarity/Generation | Feature |
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Power Supply | MOSFET | DPAK+ | TK25S06N1L | Nch U-MOS VIII-H | Nch, 60 V/25 A, 18.5 mΩ, Tch = 175℃ |
DPAK+ | TJ30S06M3L | Pch U-MOS VI | -60V/-30A, 21.8 mΩ, Tch=175℃ | ||
Voltage Regulators | HQFN52 | TB9042FTG | BiCD process | Switching Reg., 5 V Reg., Watchdog timer, Topr: -40 to 125℃ | |
MCU | Motor control MCU | HLQFP144 | TMPR454F10TFG | Arm® Cortex®-R4 with FPU (160 MHz) | Vector Engine, RDC, PMD, ADC, CAN, Topr: -40 to 125℃ |
Isolation | Photocouplers | 5pin SO6 | TLX9304 | – | Open collector output,1 M LOGIC, Topr = 125℃ (max) |
5pin SO6 | TLX9378 | – | Open collector output, 10 M LOGIC, Topr = 125℃ (max) | ||
5pin SO6 | TLX9376 | – | Totempole output, 20 M LOGIC, Topr= 125℃ (max) |
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