Mitsubishi PS21564-P Intelligent Power Module User Manual

This document describes the PS21564-P dual-in-line package intelligent power module from MITSUBISHI Semiconductor in September 2005. It features insulated terminal and transfer-mold type. The product is designed for AC100V~200V inverter drive for small power motor control, providing 600V/15A low-loss 5th generation inverter bridge for three phase DC-to-AC power conversion.


Mitsubishi PS21564-P Intelligent Power Module User Manual - cover page
Brand
Mitsubishi
Category
Power Management
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
9
File format
PDF
File size
131 KB
Published
21 March, 2012
Updated
29 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
8535C4434CB7C37B8A73807232A2941A

About this manual

The PS21564-P is a dual‑in‑line package (DIP) intelligent power module that integrates drive, protection, and system‑control functions for three‑phase DC‑to‑AC inverter bridges. It supports 600 V/15 A low‑loss operation and includes upper‑leg and lower‑leg IGBT drive circuits, fault signaling, and input interfaces compatible with 3.5 V CMOS/TTL logic.

The document lists maximum electrical ratings, thermal characteristics, mechanical dimensions, recommended mounting torque, and wiring guidelines. It also describes the timing of protective functions such as short‑circuit and under‑voltage protection, and provides example application circuits and CPU I/O interface recommendations.

What's inside

  • Maximum Ratings
  • Electrical Characteristics
  • Thermal Resistance
  • Mechanical Characteristics and Ratings
  • Recommended Operation Conditions
  • Protective Function Timing Charts
  • Typical Application Circuit Example
  • CPU I/O Interface Circuit
  • Wiring Connection of Shunt Resistor

Specifications

Supply voltage (Veco)450 V
Collector‑emitter voltage (VCES)600 V
IGBT collector current (continuous)15 A
Weight20.9 g

Frequently asked questions

What is the maximum supply voltage for the PS21564-P module?

The maximum supply voltage (Veco) is 450 V applied between the P and N terminals.

How should the fault output (Fo) be connected?

Fo is an open‑drain output and should be pulled up to the 5 V power supply with a resistor of about 10 kΩ.

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