AUIRS2184S Overview

For greater flexibility, its 8-SOIC (0.154, 3.90mm Width) package is used.A packaging method of Tube is used.The configuration is supported by 2 drivers.Ideally, it should be mounted in the direction of Surface Mount.Gate drivers can demonstrate Gate driverss superiorGate driversy wGate driversh a 10V~20V supply voltage.Gate drivers is designed wGate driversh a gate type of IGBT, N-Channel MOSFET.There is a temperature range for this device of -40°C~150°C TJ.The input type is Non-Inverting.It's configured with 8 terminations.The base part number AUIRS2184S refers to a number of related parts.Surface Mount is the way it takes to mount the device.At the time of design, it is configured with 8 pins.With a supply voltage of 15V, it is designed to operate.An output current as high as 2.3A can be achieved at maximum power.The subcategory of Peripheral Drivers contains a wide variety of useful electronic components.A high-side voltage can be set up to 600V (Bootstrap).The output current of this device can be set to 1.9A.625mW dissipates maximum power without overheating, showing its maximum capability to transfer and conduct power loss.With its power supplies of 15V, it solves the power supply problems for diverse applications.Gate drivers in this series are included in the Automotive, AEC-Q100 series.

AUIRS2184S Features

Embedded in the Tube package
2 drivers
Employing a gate type of IGBT, N-Channel MOSFET
8 pins
High-side voltage - Max (Bootstrap) of 600V
Maximum power dissipation of 625mW
Operating with the supply voltage of Automotive, AEC-Q100

AUIRS2184S Applications

There are a lot of Infineon Technologies AUIRS2184S gate drivers applications.

• Portable Navigation Devices
• Power factor correction (PFC) circuits
• Motor controllers
• Industrial Modules
• Isolated Gate Driver Supplies
• Active Clamp Flyback or Forward and Synchronous Rectifier
• Industrial motor drives - compact, standard, premium, servo drives
• Portable Media Players
• Motor Control
• Driving GaN Power Transistors used in Full or Half?Bridge, LLC,