Integrating Safety and Isolation with Intelligent Power Switches
Discover ST's portfolio of robust, SIL-ready Intelligent Power Switches and development tools for industrial applications
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In this one-hour, on-demand webinar, we introduce a family of energy-efficient Intelligent Power Switches (IPS) dedicated to the industrial market, along with a rich supporting ecosystem that simplifies design and prototyping.
Following an introduction of IPS theory and common use-cases, we dive into the details of a portfolio that includes intelligent high-side and low-side switches capable of efficiently driving inductive, capacitive or resistive loads. In addition, diagnostics for CPU feedback and extensive use of electrical protection features make these devices inherently indestructible and thus suitable for industrial applications. We then discuss our new IPS devices for Safety Integrity Level (SIL)-compliant applications, and the technical advantages they provide.
The portfolio also includes galvanically-isolated octal high-side smart power switches. These smaller, more robust and energy-efficient controllers are the current trend for innovative industrial automation equipment. And with very low levels of quiescent current together with on-chip RF communication through the isolation layer, they ensure excellent levels of efficiency and immunity to electromagnetic noise and ESD in compliance with international standards.
Finally, you will be introduced to a complete toolset for developing with IPS, including hardware, software, and documentation, to demonstrate how fast and easy it can be to perform setup and digital diagnostics.
You will learn:
- What an Intelligent Power Switch is and where it is used
- ST’s portfolio of SIL-ready isolated and non-isolated Intelligent Power Switches
- The ecosystem of evaluation boards, application notes, and software GUI that make development with IPS fast and easy
- Common challenges using Intelligent Power Switches
Speaker
Luca Bartolomeo is the head of the Industrial and Power Conversion marketing team for the Americas and is a member of STMicroelectronics' Technical Staff. Joining ST in 2006 as an FAE for power conversion, he has authored or co-authored over 20 technical papers on engineering topics published in international conferences and journals. He also occasionally serves as a technical program committee member during international conferences. Luca holds a PhD in Robotics. |