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LMG3626

LMG3626 Series

650V 270mΩ GaN FET with integrated driver, protection and current sensing

Manufacturer: Texas Instruments

Catalog

650V 270mΩ GaN FET with integrated driver, protection and current sensing

Key Features

650-V 270-mΩ GaN power FETIntegrated gate driver with low propagation delays and adjustable turn-on slew-rate controlCurrent-sense emulation with high bandwidth and high accuracyCycle-by-cycle overcurrent protectionOvertemperature protection with FLT pin reportingAUX quiescent current: 240 µAAUX standby quiescent current: 50 µAMaximum supply and input logic pin voltage: 26 V8 mm × 5.3 mm QFN package with thermal pad650-V 270-mΩ GaN power FETIntegrated gate driver with low propagation delays and adjustable turn-on slew-rate controlCurrent-sense emulation with high bandwidth and high accuracyCycle-by-cycle overcurrent protectionOvertemperature protection with FLT pin reportingAUX quiescent current: 240 µAAUX standby quiescent current: 50 µAMaximum supply and input logic pin voltage: 26 V8 mm × 5.3 mm QFN package with thermal pad

Description

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The LMG3626 is a 650-V 270-mΩ GaN power FET intended for switch-mode power-supply applications. The LMG3626 simplifies design and reduces component count by integrating the GaN FET and gate driver in a 8-mm by 5.3-mm QFN package. Programmable turn-on slew rates provide EMI and ringing control. The current-sense emulation reduces power dissipation compared to the traditional currentsense resistor and allows the low-side thermal pad to be connected to the cooling PCB power ground. The LMG3626 supports converter light-load efficiency requirements and burst-mode operation with low quiescent currents and fast start-up times. Protection features include under-voltage lockout (UVLO), cycle-by-cycle current limit, and overtemperature protection. Overtemperature protection is reported with the opendrain FLT pin. The LMG3626 is a 650-V 270-mΩ GaN power FET intended for switch-mode power-supply applications. The LMG3626 simplifies design and reduces component count by integrating the GaN FET and gate driver in a 8-mm by 5.3-mm QFN package. Programmable turn-on slew rates provide EMI and ringing control. The current-sense emulation reduces power dissipation compared to the traditional currentsense resistor and allows the low-side thermal pad to be connected to the cooling PCB power ground. The LMG3626 supports converter light-load efficiency requirements and burst-mode operation with low quiescent currents and fast start-up times. Protection features include under-voltage lockout (UVLO), cycle-by-cycle current limit, and overtemperature protection. Overtemperature protection is reported with the opendrain FLT pin.