Looking for cheap mosfet driver for half bridge

I mean to know the IC number.

siliconmike wrote:

IRF does just about every chip, look for the IR21XX type series on IRF
website.

Chris

exxos wrote...

 http://www.irf.com/product-info/cic/fsgatedriverics.html

 Good advice, Chris, and for Mike, read IR's application notes.


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TC4427 and non/half-inverting friends.


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siliconmike wrote:

Depending on your current requirements, the TC/MAX4427 (~$2) or the
Infineon TLE5205 are the two I've used (~$4.50).  4427 for motorfaders
(~500mA) and the 5205 for small industrial motor control (1-2A).

For general MOSFET driving, the TC4427 is great. However for a 'half
bridge' configuration, in the same sort of power range, the IR2181, is my
favourite. This generates the voltage to drive one 'high side', and one
'low side' N channel MOSFET, suiting this configuration excellently.

Best Wishes

Very cheap (equiv' $1), 8 pin DIL.
Logic input. Fets can be powered anywhere from 16V to 600V. Magic!

Thank you all for the help. I'm now about to contact my supplier :)
Mike

john jardine wrote: