Texas Instruments BURR-BROWN 722 Instruction Manual

DUAL ISOLATED DC/DC CONVERTER
FEATURES
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DUAL ISOLATED 5V TO
HIGH BREAKDOWN VOLTAGE: 8000V Test
LOW LEAKAGE CURRENT:
µ
< 1 A at 240V/60Hz
LOW COST PER ISOLATED CHANNEL
SMALL SIZE: 27.9mm x 27.9mm x 7.6mm
(1.1" x 1.1" x 0.3")
APPLICATIONS
MEDICAL EQUIPMENT
INDUSTRIAL PROCESS CONTROL
TEST EQUIPMENT
DATA ACQUISITION SYSTEMS
NUCLEAR INSTRUMENTATION
P+
V+
E
V– 16
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16V OUTPUTS
11
20
Oscillator
and
18
Switch
Drivers
SBVS016A - SEPTEMBER 1978 – REVISED JANUARY 2003
DESCRIPTION
The 722 converts a single 5V
bipolar output voltages of the same value as the input
voltage. The converter is capable of providing a total output
current of 64mA at rated voltage accuracy and up to 200mA
without damage.
The two output channels are isolated from the input and from
each other. They may be connected independently, in series
for higher output voltage or in parallel for higher output
current, as a single channel isolated DC/DC converter.
Integrated circuit construction of the 722 reduces size and
cost. High isolation breakdown voltages and low leakage
currents are assured by special design and construction that
includes use of a high dielectric strength, low leakage coating
used on the internal assembly.
A self-contained 900kHz oscillator drives switching circuitry,
which is designed to eliminate the common problem of input
current spiking due to transformer saturation or crossover
switching.
Rectifiers
and
Filters
Rectifiers
and
Filters
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to 16V input into a pair of
DC DC
1 +V
O1
2 C
1
3 –V
O1
10 +V
O2
9 C
2
8 –V
O2
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