The AHV85111 offers precise and flexible gate drive for GaN FETs, with a regulated bipolar output, adjustable positive rail, and integrated bias supply for simplified design and improved dv/dt immunity.
Product Details
Product Details
Top Features
- Transformer isolation barrier
- Power-Thru integrated isolated bias
- No need for high-side bootstrap
- No need for external secondary-side bias
- AEC-Q100 Grade 2 qualification
- Bipolar drive output with adjustable regulated positive rail
- Built-in primary-side 3.3V REF bias output
- 50ns propagation delay
- Separate drive output pins: pull-up (2.8 Ω) and pull-down (1.0 Ω)
- Supply voltage 10.8 V < VDRV < 13.2 V
- Undervoltage lockout on primary VDRV and secondary VSEC
- Enable pin with fast response
- Continuous ON capability—no need to recycle IN or recharge bootstrap capacitor
- CMTI > 100 V/ns dv/dt immunity
- Creepage distance 8.4 mm
- Safety Regulatory Approvals
- 5 kV RMS VISO per UL 1577
- 8 kV pk VIOTM maximum transient isolation voltage
- 1 kV pk maximum working isolation voltage
Target Application
- DC-DC Converter
- Auxilary Inverter
- On-board Charger
- Server Power
- C&I Solar String Inverters
Part Number Specifications and Availability
AHV85111 Product Overview
The AHV85111 isolated gate driver is optimized for driving GaN FETs in multiple applications. An isolated dual positive/negative output bias supply is integrated into the driver device, eliminating external gate drive auxiliary bias supply or high-side bootstrap.
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