AMEYA360：Infineon Technologies EVAL-6ED2231S12TM1 Evaluation Board

Release time：2023-03-28
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　　Infineon Technologies EVAL-6ED2231S12TM1 Evaluation Board is designed to demonstrate the CoolSiC MOSFET module and Silicon-On-Insulator (SOI) gate driver technology for motor drives. This eval board is powered by a 6ED2231S12T 1200V, a three-phase gate driver. 

      The EVAL-6ED2231S12TM1 board features an EasyPACK 1B CoolSiC MOSFET 1200V module, one three-phase SOI gate driver IC, and an M1 connector. This eval board supports over current protection, Fault reporting, automatic Fault clear, and Enable function on the same pin (RFE). Typical applications include ceiling fans, Heating Ventilation and Air Conditioning (HVAC), industrial motor drives and controls, motor control and drives, and residential heat pumps.

AMEYA360：Infineon Technologies EVAL-6ED2231S12TM1 Evaluation Board

　　FEATURES

　　1200V SOI technology

　　5000W maximum motor power

　　200V minimum and 800V maximum supply voltage

　　Best-in-class minus VS performance

　　Withstands negative 100V with repeating 700ns pulse widths

　　Integrated, ultra-fast, and low RDSON bootstrap diode

　　IO+ 350mA and IO- 650mA output current

　　Over current protection (ITRIP ±5% reference)

　　Integrated 360ns dead-time

　　Independent under-voltage lockout for VCC and VBS

　　3.3V, 5V, and 15V input logic compatible

　　Fault reporting, automatic Fault clear, and Enable function on same pin (RFE)

　　2.5kV HBM ESD and 25V VCC capable

　　SOIC-28 with 4 pins removed for high clearance DSO-24 package

　　APPLICATIONS

　　Ceiling fan - motor control and drive solutions

　　Heating Ventilation and Air Conditioning (HVAC)

　　Industrial motor drives and controls

　　Motor control and drives

　　Residential heat pumps


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