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TSZ02201-0G1G0AN0063-1-2
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30.Sept.2016 Rev.004
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TSZ22111・15・001
BD4xxM2-C Series
●Operational Notes
1) Absolute Maximum Ratings
Exceeding the absolute maximum rating for supply voltage, operating temperature or other parameters can result in
damages to or destruction of the chip. In this event it also becomes impossible to determine the cause of the
damage (e.g. short circuit, open circuit, etc.). Therefore, if any special mode is being considered with values
expected to exceed the absolute maximum ratings, implementing physical safety measures, such as adding fuses,
should be considered.
2) The electrical characteristics given in this specification may be influenced by conditions such as temperature, supply
voltage and external components. Transient characteristics should be sufficiently verified.
3) GND Electric Potential
Keep the GND pin potential at the lowest (minimum) level under any operating condition. Furthermore, ensure that,
including the transient, none of the pin’s voltages are less than the GND pin voltage.
4) GND Wiring Pattern
When both a small-signal GND and a high current GND are present, single-point grounding (at the set standard
point) is recommended. This in order to separate the small-signal and high current patterns and to ensure that
voltage changes stemming from the wiring resistance and high current do not cause any voltage change in the
small-signal GND. Similarly, care must be taken to avoid wiring pattern fluctuations in any connected external
component GND.
5) Inter-Pin Shorting and Mounting Errors
Ensure that when mounting the IC on the PCB the direction and position are correct. Incorrect mounting may result
in damaging the IC. Also, shorts caused by dust entering between the output, input and GND pin may result in
damaging the IC.
6) Inspection Using the Set Board
The IC needs to be discharged after each inspection process as, while using the set board for inspection, connecting
a capacitor to a low-impedance pin may cause stress to the IC. As a protection from static electricity, ensure that the
assembly setup is grounded and take sufficient caution with transportation and storage. Also, make sure to turn off
the power supply when connecting and disconnecting the inspection equipment.
7) Power Dissipation (Pd)
Should by any chance the power dissipation rating be exceeded the rise in temperature of the chip may result in
deterioration of the properties of the chip. The absolute maximum rating of the Pd stated in this specification is when
the IC is mounted on a 114.3mm x 76.2mm x 1.6mmt glass epoxy board. In case of exceeding this absolute
maximum rating, increase the board size and copper area to prevent exceeding the Pd rating.
8) Thermal Design
The power dissipation under actual operating conditions should be taken into consideration and a sufficient margin
should be allowed for in the thermal design. On the reverse side of the package this product has an exposed heat
pad for improving the heat dissipation. Use both the front and reverse side of the PCB to increase the heat
dissipation pattern as far as possible. The amount of heat generated depends on the voltage difference across the
input and output, load current, and bias current. Therefore, when actually using the chip, ensure that the generated
heat does not exceed the Pd rating.
Tjmax: maximum junction temperature = 150°C, Ta: Ambient Temperature (°C), θja: Junction-to-Ambient Thermal
Resistance (°C/W), Pd: Power Dissipation Rating (W), Pc: Power Consumption (W), VCC: Supply Voltage,
VOUT: Output Voltage, IOUT: Output Current, Icc: Circuit Current
Power Dissipation Rating Pd (W) = ( Tjmax - Ta ) / θja
Power Consumption Pc (W) = ( VCC - VOUT ) x IOUT + VCC x Icc
9) Overcurrent Protection Circuit
This IC incorporates an integrated overcurrent protection circuit that is activated when the load is shorted. This
protection circuit is effective in preventing damage due to sudden and unexpected incidents. However, the IC should
not be used in applications characterized by continuous operation or transitioning of the protection circuit.
10) Thermal Shut Down (TSD)
This IC incorporates and integrated thermal shutdown circuit to prevent heat damage to the IC. Normal operation
should be within the power dissipation rating, if however the rating is exceeded for a continued period, the junction
temperature (Tj) will rise and the TSD circuit will be activated and turn all output pins OFF. After the Tj falls below the
TSD threshold the circuits are automatically restored to normal operation.
Note that the TSD circuit operates in a situation that exceeds the absolute maximum ratings and therefore, under no
circumstances, should the TSD circuit be used in a set design or for any purpose other than protecting the IC from
heat damage.