New chip for ignition/fuel injection
Hi All,
Ran across this on another list, and thought someone here might be
interested, there have been several ignition system threads recently. I
don't know anything about it other than what is below, and that was cut and
pasted from a post on another list.
International Rectifier has developed a special IC designed especially to
drive ignition coils and other devices that present unique kickback
problems.
Their new IC, designated IRGS143C40L incorporates special clamping diodes
and is designed to operate / switch capacitive loads into inductive coils.
It includes on-chip voltage clamps between both gate-emitter and also
gate-collector.
It can dissipate an amazing 54 watt continuous (125 w. max) and can operate
in the 15-20 Ampere range with heatsinks. It's available in the standard
TO-220AB package.
This may be old news, but I thought I'd pass it along just in case.
Jonathan
www.madlabs.info
Ran across this on another list, and thought someone here might be
interested, there have been several ignition system threads recently. I
don't know anything about it other than what is below, and that was cut and
pasted from a post on another list.
International Rectifier has developed a special IC designed especially to
drive ignition coils and other devices that present unique kickback
problems.
Their new IC, designated IRGS143C40L incorporates special clamping diodes
and is designed to operate / switch capacitive loads into inductive coils.
It includes on-chip voltage clamps between both gate-emitter and also
gate-collector.
It can dissipate an amazing 54 watt continuous (125 w. max) and can operate
in the 15-20 Ampere range with heatsinks. It's available in the standard
TO-220AB package.
This may be old news, but I thought I'd pass it along just in case.
Jonathan
www.madlabs.info
Comments
Not old news to me....
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