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TLE8209-2 Datasheet, PDF (3/41 Pages) Infineon Technologies AG – SPI Programmable H-Bridge
SPI Programmable H-Bridge
TLE8209-2
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Overview
Features
• Programmable current limitation from 1.5 to 8.6 A typ.
• Full path RDSon of 240 mΩ (typ. at Tj=25°C)
• Operating battery supply voltage 4.5 V to 28 V
• Operating logic supply voltage 4.4 to 5.25 V
• Low standby current (8 µA typ.)
• Logic inputs TTL/CMOS-compatible
• All I/O pins overvoltage tolerant up to 18 V
• Enable and disable input
• Short circuit and overtemperature protection
• VS undervoltage shutdown
• VDD over and undervoltage monitoring
• Open load detection in off condition
• Temperature dependent current reduction
• Extensive diagnosis capabilities via SPI interface
• Status Flag for basic diagnosis without SPI
• Configurable as H-bridge or two independent half bridges
• Control of power stages by parallel inputs or via SPI
• Output switching frequency up to 11 kHz
• Slewrate programmable through SPI
• Excellent EMC performance
• AEC qualified
• Green product (RoHS compliant)
PG-DSO-20-65
PG-DSO-20-71
Functional Description
The TLE8209-2 is a SPI programmable H-bridge, designed for the control of DC motors in safety critical
automotive applications. It features four selectable current ranges, two selectable slew rate settings and extensive
diagnosis via SPI. The device monitors the digital supply voltage VDD and shuts down the output stages in case of
VDD over- or undervoltage, thus providing a safe switch off path in case of malfunction of the digital control circuitry.
In order to reduce power dissipation in extreme thermal conditions the current limitation threshold is reduced
linearly for junction temperatures over 165°C. A thermal warning bit is set in the SPI.
The two half bridges can also be used independently to drive two separate loads like solenoids or unidirectional
DC motors.
Type
TLE8209-2SA
TLE8209-2E
Data Sheet
Package
PG-DSO-20-65
PG-DSO-20-71
Body Width
430 mil
300 mil
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Marking
TLE8209-2SA
TLE8209-2E
Rev. 1.4, 2014-10-28