Shipping Country
Free shipping within the continental US over $50. Conditions apply
Select Country
The EiceDRIVER™ X3 Compact (1ED31xx) family is the next generation easy-to-design-in single-channel, isolated gate driver family with active Miller clamp or separate outputs.
The gate driver family provides typical peak output currents of up to 14 A, excellent propagation delays and matching. This makes it ideal for conventional IGBTs, MOSFETs or SiC MOSFETs and IGBT7. The active Miller clamp function is highly recommended for SiC MOSFETs and IGBT7 at 0 V turn-off. This avoids parasitic turn-ons and improves the application safety.
The EVAL-1ED3122MX12H is in half-bridge configuration with two gate driver ICs (1ED3122MU12H) to drive power switches such as IGBTs and SiC MOSFETs. This board comes with TRENCHSTOP™ IGBT IKQ75N120CH3. An additional gate driver IC is used for isolated over-current feedback signal from high voltage side to logic control side. Fast operational amplifier is used as comparator for over-current detection. This board is best suited for double-pulse testing.
A highly flexible high-end single-channel, isolated gate driver family with DESAT, Miller clamp, Soft-off and I2C configurability
The X3 Analog (1ED34xx) & X3 Digital (1ED38xx) mark a highly flexible isolated gate driver family, offering a wide range of configurable features and monitoring options. This enables innovative use cases, such as predictive maintenance.
The gate driver family provides typical peak output currents of 3 A, 6 A and 9 A, high precision DESAT function, an excellent solution for shortcircuit protection for IGBTs and SiC MOSFETs – many of those features configurable. This flexibility makes it a unique high-end solution in the market.
The evaluation board EVAL-1ED3491Mx12M is intended for the product feature evaluation of the Infineon EiceDRIVER™ 1ED-X3 Analog 1ED3491MU12M or 1ED3491MC12M in an application circuit.
1ED31xxMU12H Datasheet
EVAL-1ED3124Mx12HApplication Notes
1ED34x1Mc12M Datasheet
EVAL-1ED3491Mx12M Application Notes
About Infineon