ISL81401/ISL81401A/ISL81601 Synchronous Buck-Boost

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ISL81401/ISL81401A/ISL81601 Synchronous Buck-Boost

Renesas’ ISL81401 and ISL81401A are 4-switch synchronous buck-boost controllers with peak and average current sensing and monitoring at both ends. The ISL81401 is a bidirectional device that can conduct current in both directions while the ISL81401A is a unidirectional device. The ISL81601 is a true bidirectional 4-switch synchronous buck-boost controller with peak and average current sensing and monitoring at both ends. Its wide input and output voltage ranges make it suitable for industrial, telecommunication, and after-market automotive applications.

The ISL81401, ISL81401A, and ISL81601 use the proprietary buck-boost control algorithm with valley current modulation for boost mode and peak current modulation for buck mode control.

Features

  • Single inductor 4-switch buck-boost controller
  • On-the-fly bidirectional operation with independent control of voltage and current on both ends
  • Proprietary algorithm for smoothest mode transition
  • MOSFET drivers with adaptive shoot-through protection
  • Wide input voltage range: 4.5 V to 60 V
  • Wide output voltage range: 0.8 V to 60 V
  • Supports pre-biased output with SR soft-start
  • Programmable frequency: 100 kHz to 600 kHz
  • Supports parallel operation current sharing with cascade phase interleaving
  • External sync with clock out or frequency dithering
  • External bias for higher efficiency supports 8 V to 36 V input
  • Output and input current monitor
  • Selectable PWM mode operation between PWM/DE/Burst modes
  • Accurate EN/UVLO and PGOOD indicator
  • Low shut down current: 2.7 µA
  • Complete protection: OCP, SCP, OVP, OTP, and UVP
    • Dual-level OCP protection with average current and pulse-by-pulse peak current limit
    • Selectable OCP response with either hiccup or constant current mode
    • Negative pulse-by-pulse peak current limit

Applications
  • Battery backup
  • UPS/storage systems
  • Battery powered industrial applications
  • Renewable energy
  • Aftermarket automotive
  • Redundant power supplies
  • Robot and drones
  • Medical equipment
  • Building and industrial automation
  • Security surveillance

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