SDURF2060CTR

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The SDURF2060CTR is a diodes array from Diodes Incorporated. This high side current sensing device is able to provide current accuracy for the power system.

Features

• Operating supply voltage range of 4.5 V to 36 V
• Low on-resistance of 0.3 Ω
• Up to 60 A RMS (for instance)
• Package options include SOP8, TO-220, and others
• High-side sensing device

Applications

The SDURF2060CTR is widely used in many applications. In automotive applications, it is used as a current sense device in the power window system, power seat control system and many other circuits. It also provides over-current protection for automotive engines and generators. In industrial applications, it is used as a current limiter or current monitor in motor control systems and power supply systems.

It can also be used for medical equipment and lamp driver applications, as well as many other applications.

Working Principle

The working principle of the SDURF2060CTR is based on the MOSFET switch sensing circuit. It measures the potential difference between the two poles of the MOSFET switch. When the current flows through the switch, the voltage between the two poles will rise. The amount of the voltage rise indicates the amount of current in the circuit. Thus, the current can be determined by measuring the voltage across the switch.

The SDURF2060CTR also features a triangle wave generator. This triangle wave generator outputs a triangle wave. The triangle wave is then compared to the voltage across the switch, and the result is used to determine the current in the circuit. This information can be used to control the current through the switch or to trigger other events.

Conclusion

The SDURF2060CTR is a high side current sensing device from Diodes Incorporated. It has a wide range of applications in automotive, industrial, medical and lamp driver applications. Its working principle is based on the MOSFET switch sensing circuit and a triangle wave generator. The voltage across the switch is used to determine the current, and this information can be used to control the current or to trigger other events.

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