EFS21-TL5 [STMICROELECTRONICS]

STARLIGHT-KIT; STARLIGHT -KIT
EFS21-TL5
型号: EFS21-TL5
厂家: ST    ST
描述:

STARLIGHT-KIT
STARLIGHT -KIT

文件: 总14页 (文件大小:227K)
中文:  中文翻译
下载:  下载PDF数据表文档文件
EFS  
STARLIGHT-KIT  
2-CHIPS SET FOR FLUORESCENT LAMP STARTER  
Application Specific Discretes  
A.S.D.  
FEATURES  
n
n
n
n
n
VERY WIDE TEMPERATURE RANGE:  
tube ignition from - 30 to + 85 °C  
SINGLE SHOT IGNITION FROM -30 to 0°C :  
350mA, 1350V striking pulse  
VERY WIDE POWER RANGE:  
Fluorescent tube lamp ignition from 18 to 70W  
EFS2B driver compatible with 50/60Hz  
operation  
SELECTABLE PREHEAT TIME:  
EFS2A driver: 1.5s or 2.56s (50Hz)  
EFS2B driver: 0.74s or 1.24s (50Hz)  
EFS2B driver: 0.62s or 1.03s (60Hz)  
S014  
EFS2A-CD  
EFS2B-CD  
n
n
8 STRIKING PULSES CAPABILITY:  
for very cold environment or ageing lamp  
STARTER SHUTDOWN WITH FAILED LAMP  
BENEFITS  
n
n
n
n
Very low component count: 2 chips + 7 passive  
components  
Meet EN55015 standards WITHOUT EMI  
capacitor  
Extended life time of the fluorescent lamp due to  
smooth and single shot ignition  
High inherent reliability and extended life time  
of the starter  
PENTAWATT HV  
EFS21-TL5  
DESCRIPTION  
The EFS Kit is a 2 chips set used with 7 additional  
passive components, for Glow switch Starter.  
The ASD  
(Application Specific Discretes)  
includes a bi-directional Power Switch and a  
Power Supply for the driver.  
The driver provides a program to ensure a fully  
optimised linear fluorescent lamp ignition.  
TM : ASD is trademark of STMicroelectronics.  
May 2000 - Ed: 5A  
1/14  
EFS  
PIN CONNECTION (top view)  
SO14  
Pentawatt HV  
State tube detection  
Preheat select  
to be grounded  
Shunt  
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
14 G1  
G1  
Vcc  
1
2
13 G2  
12 VCC  
11 GND  
Tube  
3
GND  
G2  
4
5
to be grounded  
to be grounded  
to be grounded  
10  
9
to be grounded  
DO NOT CONNECT  
to be grounded  
8
DRIVER: EFS2A-CD  
and : EFS2B-CD  
ASD : EFS21-TL5  
EFS STARLIGHT-KIT PARTS SELECTION:  
The EFS STARLIGHT-KIT answers effectively to linear fluorescent lamp ignition needs:  
MAINS FREQUENCY  
50Hz  
60Hz  
DRIVER VERSION  
Pin 2 connection  
EFS2A  
EFS2B  
GND  
1.5s  
VCC  
GND  
VCC  
1.24s  
GND  
VCC  
PREHEAT DURATION  
ASD  
2.56s  
0.74s  
0.62s  
1.03s  
EFS21  
LAMP POWER RANGE  
AMBIENT TEMPERATURE RANGE  
18 to 70W (note 2)  
-30 to 85°C (note1, note 2)  
Note 1: below -20°C, it is recommended to limit the lamp power range to 58W.  
Note 2: the ignition temperature range is given with starting aid, as required in the IEC 81 and IEC 926 (§6.3.1) standards.  
BASIC APPLICATION DIAGRAM  
BALLAST  
150K  
ASD  
DRIVER  
MAINS  
3
FLUORESCENT  
LAMP  
14  
1
5
2
4
13  
U1  
18W TO 70W  
U2  
12  
DO NOT  
CONNECT  
9
4
R
7/8/10/11  
2/3/5/6  
1
22µF - 16V  
0.39Ω  
2/14  
EFS  
RECOMMENDED LAMP POWER RANGE APPLICATION  
LAMP POWER (W)  
70 W  
58 W  
WORKING AREA  
36 W  
18 W  
-30 -20  
-10  
0
10  
20  
30  
40  
50  
60  
70  
80  
90  
Tamb(°C)  
(see note 2)  
Note 2: the ignition temperature range is given with starting aid, as required in the IEC 81 and IEC 926 (§6.3.1) standards.  
ABSOLUTE RATINGS (limiting values)  
Symbol  
Top  
Parameter  
Operating Junction temperature range  
Storage temperature range  
Value  
Unit  
-30 to +125  
-55 to +150  
°C  
°C  
Tstg  
DRIVER: EFS2 A & EFS2B  
Symbol  
Parameter  
Value  
14  
Unit  
V
Vcc  
Ptot  
ESD  
Maximum supply voltage  
Power dissipation  
500  
1
mW  
kV  
Electrostatic discharge between any pins  
Standard: MIL STD 883C Human Body Model  
Input operating range  
VSENSE  
±10  
V
ASD : EFS21  
Symbol  
Parameter  
RMS on-state current Tcase = 90°C  
IT(RMS) = 1A tOFF = 0.16s tON = 0.75s  
Value  
1
Unit  
A
IT(RMS)  
Tcase  
ITSM  
+ 120  
15  
°C  
A
Surge peak on-state current  
Tj initial = 25°C, tp = 10ms  
Minimum repetitive rate periode : 1min.  
Repetitive peak off-state voltage  
VDRM  
VRRM  
600  
V
3/14  
EFS  
ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS (Tj = 25°C, unless otherwise specified)  
DRIVER  
Symbol  
Vcc  
Parameter  
Supply voltage in preheat mode  
Min.  
Typ. Max. Unit  
7
12  
5
V
V
Under voltage lock-out threshold  
Supply limitation high in standby mode  
Supply limitation low in standby mode  
Supply current in standby mode  
Ignition current level Rsense = 0.39  
VUVLO  
VCCH  
VCCL  
ICC  
6.8  
6.77  
440  
280  
7.7  
7.57  
450  
350  
8.7  
8.41  
475  
420  
V
V
µA  
mA  
ISO  
LAMP OFF STATE DETECTION  
Checking delay after zero crossing lamp voltage  
tc  
EFS2A version  
2.9  
2.5  
5.9  
7.5  
ms  
ms  
V
EFS2B version  
VREF  
Internal reference voltage  
1.12  
1.26  
ASD  
Symbol  
VT +  
VT -  
Parameter  
Positive on-state voltage IT = 1.5A  
Negative on-state voltage IT = 1.5A  
Min.  
Typ. Max. Unit  
tp = 500µs  
tp = 500µs  
2.1  
3.15  
1.2  
V
V
V
V
0.89  
VBR  
Breakdown positive voltage IDRM = 5mA tp = 10ms  
1200 1350 1500  
800  
VDCM  
VRCM  
Non repetitive peak off-state voltage  
Pin 1 = Pin 2 = Pin 4 = Pin 5 Repetitive rate : 3Hz  
IDRM  
IRRM  
Leakage current, at VDRM/VRRM rated  
Pin 1 = Pin 2 = Pin 4 = Pin 5  
20  
µA  
IH  
Holding current dI/dt = 9 A/ms  
Pin1 = Pin 2 = Pin4 = Pin5  
350  
mA  
ORDERING INFORMATION  
DRIVER  
ASDTM  
EFS  
2
A/B  
-
CD  
EFS  
2
1
-
TL5  
Electronic  
Fluorescent  
Switch  
Kit  
Version  
Digit  
A: 50Hz  
B: 50/60Hz  
SO14  
Package  
Electronic  
Fluorescent  
Switch  
Kit  
Version  
Digit  
TL5:  
Pentawatt HV Package  
with lead forming  
4/14  
EFS  
DEMONSTRATION BOARD DIAGRAM  
THERMAL  
FUSE  
R1  
R2  
D1  
R4  
R3  
R6  
ASD  
3
1
5
2
14  
13  
12  
DRIVER  
4
4
U1  
U2  
4
Vcc  
9
OPEN  
one of the tracks  
2
C1  
7/8/10/11  
3/5/6  
GND  
R5  
When the starter has to be protected against over-temperature, over-current or short circuit, it is  
recommended to implement a thermal fuse in series with the starter.  
To meet (IEC 926) standards, a capacitor (f.i. 5nF) can be connected between pin 3 and pin 4 of the ASD.  
PCB with Pentawatt HV and SO14  
BOARD ASSEMBLY  
DRILL and CUT the track  
for SHORT preheat -->  
for LONG preheat -->  
Pin 2 is the preheat time select pin. To select a short preheat time, drill to cut the Vcc to pin 2 track at the  
metallic hole. To select a long preheat time, drill to cut the GND to pin 2 track. The layout must be  
configured for either choice to avoid supply short circuit.  
RECOMMENDED COMPONENTS ACCORDING TO APPLICATION CONDITIONS  
Application Conditions  
AC mains  
Single  
230V - 50Hz  
Single  
120V - 60Hz  
Twin series 230V / 50Hz or  
single 115V / 50Hz  
Lamp Power Range  
18 to 70W  
-30 to + 85°C (note 3)  
Recommended Components  
EFS21  
EFS2B  
18 to 36W  
Ambient Temperature Range  
ASD version  
Driver version  
EFS2A or EFS2B  
EFS2A or EFS2B  
15k- 0.125W - 5%  
130k- 0.125W - 5%  
3.3k- 0.25W - 5%  
R1, R2  
R3  
30k- 0.125W - 5%  
R4  
2.2k- 0.25W - 5%  
R5  
0.39- 0.25W - 5% (note 4)  
0.39k- 0.25W - 5%  
22µF - 16V - 20%  
BYD17K (800V)  
R6  
C1  
C2  
Note 3: below -20°C, it is recommended to limit the lamp power range to 58W.  
Note 4: R5(Rsense) should have a 8 A, 10 ms surge capability.  
5/14  
EFS  
EFS STARLIGHT-KIT APPLICATION NOTE  
1/ THE AC POWER SWITCH: FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION  
he Starter is a bi-directional switch which performs two functions:  
n
the preheat of the tube,  
the ignition of the tube.  
n
BALLAST  
PREHEAT  
FLUORESCENT  
TUBE  
V strike  
1
2
220V / 50HZ  
3
The mains voltage is applied  
Preheating of the tube  
Striking of the tube  
During the preheat period, the ASD  
is fully  
Striking pulse  
conducting. The tube lamp is short circuited by the  
starter, and the current flows through its filaments.  
In these conditions, the lamp can not light up, but  
the temperature of the lamp electrodes increases.  
At the end of the preheat period, lamp filaments  
are warm enough to emit electrons in the gas and  
to permit the lamp ignition in good conditions. The  
ASD switches off the preheating current . At this  
moment, the ballast is equivalent to a current  
generator (I=ISO, ISO = Switched Off current). As  
the ASD  
switches off, the starter voltage  
increases. The amplitude of this high voltage spike  
is then clamped by the ASD (VBR1350 V). As  
the starter and the lamp are in parallel, the striking  
pulse is directly applied to the lamp. The  
electromagnetic energy of the ballast is then  
discharged through the lamp and the ASD .  
NEW EFS ASD  
2/ WHAT’S NEW IN THIS SWITCH?  
The AC SWITCH merges an auxiliary power  
supply for the driver, a power clamping device  
(1350V) and a bi-directional switch with his  
execution pilot block.  
TUBE  
G1  
ON / OFF  
DRIVER  
G2  
Power supply  
Vcc  
GND  
6/14  
EFS  
Conventional discrete circuit (minimal version)  
Present solutions work with a unidirectional  
switch, like MOS transistors or GTO (Gate Turn  
Off thyristor). As a starter is a bi-directional switch,  
it is necessary to use a rectifier bridge (4 diodes of  
1500V ). More, 2 or 3 diodes in series with the  
GTO are required to get the necessary switch off  
effect, and the whole is controlled with an analog  
timer built around a small SCR.  
1500V  
GTO  
The interest of a bi-directional switch arises itself:  
a drastic reduction of the number of components,  
and of course, a reduction of power losses (only 1  
forward voltage instead of 5).  
SCR  
3/ LAMP IGNITION FEATURE:  
A lamp requires a minimum energy level to be ignited, but this energy depends especially on the lamp  
temperature. The lower the temperature is, the more energetic the lamp strike is.  
2
L.ISO  
This energy stored in the ballast is directly proportional to the Switched Off currentISO (E =  
).  
2
In other words, the required energy and of course the ISO level, are maximum for the minimum  
temperature. Results based on experiments show that it is necessary to switch off a current of 350 mA to  
strike a 58W tube at -30°C (with a voltage amplitude clamped at 1200V and starting aid).  
Therefore, the best way to strike a tube independently of the temperature is to keep the maximum ISO level  
for all the temperature range. Unfortunately, the solution is not so simple to implement because the energy  
level at ambient or warm temperature would be much important: the lamp would be ignited, but the lamp  
lifetime would be shortened. This is why one of the innovations of the ASD is to modulate the striking  
energy versus temperature (see feature hereafter).  
I.S.O.  
Switched off current  
350mA  
versus ambient temperature  
200mA  
A.S.D. FEATURE  
For freezing temperatures, the ISO level is maintained at 350 mA, and for positive temperatures, the ISO  
level decreases slowly.  
7/14  
EFS  
POWER SUPPLY SCHEMATIC  
4/ AUXILIARY POWER SUPPLY:  
R2  
R1  
In order to reduce the number of components, an  
auxiliary power supply is integrated in the ASD .  
This active power supply works directly on the  
mains and requires only a low voltage capacitor  
16V - 22µF. The operating mode of this supply  
varies with the starter operating phase:  
D1  
ASD  
TUBE  
R6  
DRIVER  
G1  
7.68  
7.57  
VCC  
GND  
C SUPPLY  
Supply operation during preheat phase:  
During preheat phase, the driver manages alone the supply function (neither the driver nor D1 and R6 are  
involved). A part of the current flowing through the ASD is used, at the beginning and at the end of each  
positive mains half cycle, to charge the output capacitor.  
Supply operation during standby phase:  
When the lamp is lit, the monitors its supply voltage (Vcc). At the beginning of each positive mains half  
cycle, when Vcc is lower than 7.57V, the driver closes the ASD supply switch. The capacitor is charged  
to provide the standby current of the driver. During this phase the tube lamp is short circuited by the  
ASD . When the supply voltage reaches 7.68V, the driver opens the ASD supply switch. Since this  
current is also flowing in the ballast, the supply turn off provides across the lamp an additional voltage  
spike. After running few minutes the lamp becomes warm and this spike voltage naturally decreases.  
SUPPLY DURING STANDBY PHASE  
(Without E.M.I. Capacitor nor R6 nor D1)  
SUPPLY DURING PREHEAT PHASE  
Starter current  
at the ignition  
5min after  
ignition  
Starter voltage  
To reduce dramatically this repetitive voltage spikes across the lamp, the R6 resistor with the diode D1  
provide a part of the supply current. Thus, the ripple voltage of the supply voltage is reduced, as well as the  
level of the switched off current. On the other hand, this increases the safety margin of the RF noise  
(versus the IEC 55015 limits)  
8/14  
EFS  
5/ THE DRIVER: FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION  
EFS2A DRIVER Internal block diagram (50Hz operation)  
State tube detection  
(Striked / Off)  
State  
tube  
Clock 1/8  
Pre-heat  
1,5s  
or  
2.5s  
Preheat  
Select  
Shunt  
0 current synchro  
period  
counter  
ISO synchro  
350mA  
8 attempts  
Strikes counter  
Current generator  
30mA  
G 2  
G 1  
UVLO  
Minimum  
Power supply  
Vcc  
GND  
ALGORITHM  
1. At switch on:  
At switch on, an integrated Under Voltage Lock Out function (UVLO) resets the driver as long as the supply  
voltage stays below a safety level.  
2. Preheat:  
AC MAINS ON  
The ignition sequence begins with the preheat  
UVLO  
RESET  
phase. Two different duration’s can be selected with  
PIN 2 (see table EFS STARLIGHT-KIT PARTS  
SELECTION page 2).  
Preheat  
1.5s or 2.5s  
*
During this phase, the driver maintains the ASD in  
a full ON-state making the starter equivalent to a  
bi-directional conducting switch.  
Strike  
3. Ignition of the fluorescent tube:  
Attempt = Attempt + 1  
At the end of the preheat period, the starter strikes  
the fluorescent lamp.  
Preheat  
0.75s or 1.25s  
*
Loop 2  
Tube  
Ignited?  
YES  
For that, the driver reads continuously the current  
through the starter. When the current reaches the  
Switch Off level (ISO = 350mA), the driver turns off  
the ASD . This induces a high voltage pulse across  
the lamp. This pulse amplitude is limited by the  
ASD (1350V).  
YES  
Loop 3  
NO  
Fail = Fail + 1  
Attempt <8  
NO  
Autosupply  
Loop 1  
NO  
Fail = 0  
Fail = 8  
Attempt = 0  
4. If the lamp fails to strike:  
YES  
Fail = 0  
Autosupply  
The driver detects the state of the tube (lit or off). If it  
stays off during 8 mains cycles (loop 1), a new  
preheat period, shorter than the first one, starts  
again (loop 3), followed by a new ignition attempt.  
The driver will try to fire the tube 8 times. If none of  
* see the preheat duration table § 6  
the 8 attempts succeeds in striking the lamp, the driver turns in standby mode, and the whole starter is fully  
stopped until the next mains removal and power supply reset.  
5. If the lamp is ignited:  
If the lamp is ignited, the driver stays in standby mode while monitoring the state of the lamp (loop 2).  
During normal operation of the tube, this short pulse is masked by the lamp conduction. If the mains  
interruption is really long enough to turn off completely the lamp, a new ignition sequence starts again (loop  
3) with 8 other new possible attempts.  
9/14  
EFS  
6/ PREHEAT PHASE DURATION 50-60Hz:  
The driver determines the preheat duration by counting mains cycles. This numeric solution brings  
naturally a good precision depending only on the mains frequency tolerance.  
With the 2 driver versions, the EFS startlight-kit provides a choice of 4 preheat duration’s. The following  
table gives the preheat duration before the first ignition attempt. The seven next preheat duration’s, in case  
of unsuccessful ignition attempt, last the half of the first one  
PREHEAT DURATION  
MAINS FREQUENCY  
DRIVER VERSION  
Pin 2 connection  
50Hz  
60Hz  
EFS2A  
EFS2B  
GND  
0.74s  
EFS2B  
GND  
1.5s  
VCC  
2.56s  
VCC  
GND  
0.62s  
VCC  
1.24s  
1.03s  
7/ TUBE STATE DETECTION:  
During the ignition sequence or once the lamp is lit, the starter checks the state of the lamp (lit or off).  
To determine this state, the driver reads the lamp voltage through the resistor bridge (R1+R2+R3, R4).  
- If the lamp is off, its voltage equal the mains voltage.  
- If the lamp is lit, its voltage is only 80 V (for a 58W lamp).  
Thus the lamp state is determined by comparison of the lamp voltage with a programmed detection level.  
CORRECT SETTING = NO WAVEFORM  
ACROSS THE GREY AREA  
Tolerance effects:  
Tolerances on resistors (R1, R2, R3 and R4) as  
well as on the integrated comparator bring a  
tolerance on the set detection level. Thus the  
detection level is included in a range delimited by  
the maximum and the minimum detection levels  
(DLMAX DLmin).  
OFF Lamp  
Voltage  
DL  
MAX  
DL  
min  
The driver checks the state of the lamp when  
mains voltage is maximum, that is to say 5 ms after  
the zero crossing mains voltage (50Hz). Here  
again internal tolerances bring a tolerance on the  
real checking moment (TCmin TCMAX).  
LIT Lamp  
Voltage  
TCmin  
TCMAX  
How to set the detection level?  
Only the R4 resistor value can be set to adjust the detection level. Values of resitors R1 to R3 must match  
values of the table RECOMMENDED COMPONENTS ACCORDING TO APPLICATION CONDITIONS of  
the page 5. Practically the R4 resistor value has to be set so that neither the OFF lamp voltage nor the LIT  
lamp voltage cross the grey area.  
The DLMAX and DLmin limits can be calculated as follows:  
1.265 x (R4 min + R1MAX + R2MAX + R3MAX  
)
1.122 x (R4MAX + R1min+ R2 min+ R3 min)  
DLMAX  
=
and DLmin =  
R4 min  
R4MAX  
10/14  
EFS  
8/ E.M.I. CAPACITOR:  
As required in the IEC 926 standard (§11.5),  
“starters which are interchangeable with glow  
starters in accordance with IEC 155 shall contain  
means for radio interference suppression, the  
effect of which is equivalent to that of the radio  
interference suppression capacitor prescribed in  
7.12 of IEC 155”.  
ASD  
DRIVER  
14  
13  
12  
1
5
2
3
9
C
E.M.I.  
The EFS starlight-kit is compatible with this 5nF  
E.M.I. Capacitor which must be connected directly  
across the ASD (between pin 3 “TUBE” and pin  
4 “GND”).  
7/8/10/11  
2/3/5/6  
4
1
4
Rsense  
On the other hand, this E.M.I. capacitor increases  
the striking pulse width of about 55% on positive  
temperatures.  
8.1. Operation in single lamp configuration  
The EFS STARLIGHT-KIT is ideal in the following configurations:  
- Single Starter / 230V / 50Hz - Single Starter / 230V / 60Hz - Single Starter / 120V / 60Hz  
T
U
B
E
AC  
MAINS  
Note 4: the different driver versions should be chosen according to the table “EFS STARLIGHT KIT PARTS SELECTION” page 2.  
Note 5: Components to choose are listed in the table “RECOMMENDED COMPONENTS ACCORDING TO APPLICATION CONDITIONS”  
page 5.  
8.2. Operation with capacitor for power factor correction:  
The EFS STARLIGHT-KIT is also suitable for magnetic ballast including front end parallel capacitor.  
The EFS STARLIGHT-KIT is NOT suitable for magnetic ballast including front end serial capacitor.  
LEADING MAGNETIC BALLAST WITH  
SERIAL CAPACITOR  
MAGNETIC BALLAST WITH SHUNT  
PARALLEL CAPACITOR  
T
U
B
E
T
U
B
E
AC  
MAINS  
11/14  
EFS  
8.3. Operation on the 230V/50Hz AC mains in twin tubes configuration  
The EFS STARLIGHT-KIT is also suitable for the configurations Twin tubes Starter  
Note 5: Components to choose are listed in the table “RECOMMENDED COMPONENTS ACCORDING TO APPLICATION CONDITIONS”  
page 5.  
The only electrical diagram difference consists of the R4 resistor which needs to be changed from 1 to  
2.2k. Without this modification, the starter will generate only one ignition attempt instead of 8 in case of  
defective lamp; the loop 3 is removed from the algorithm described in page 9.  
AC  
BALLAST  
MAINS  
TWINTUBE  
230V  
STARTER  
Rotate of 180°  
ALIGHT  
ALIGHT  
only one starter  
T
T
U
B
E
U
B
E
230V / 50HZ  
SOCKET  
FLUORESCENT  
TUBE  
In the Twin Series 230V/50Hz configuration, the polarity of the two starters must be respected:  
In case of no operation of starters, rotate one of the starters of 180° on its socket.  
12/14  
EFS  
PACKAGE MECHANICAL DATA  
SO14 (Driver)  
Millimeters  
Inches  
Dim.  
Min. Typ. Max. Min. Typ. Max.  
A
a1  
a2  
b
1.75  
0.069  
0.008  
0.063  
0.018  
0.010  
0.1  
0.2 0.004  
1.6  
G
L
c1  
C
a2  
A
0.35  
0.46 0.014  
0.25 0.007  
b
e
b1 0.19  
S
b1  
a1  
e3  
D
E
C
0.5  
0.020  
c1  
45o (typ.)  
8.75 0.336  
6.2 0.228  
M
D
E
8.55  
5.8  
0.334  
0.244  
8
7
14  
1
e
1.27  
7.62  
0.050  
0.300  
F
e3  
F
3.8  
4.6  
0.5  
4.0 0.150  
5.3 0.181  
1.27 0.020  
0.68  
0.157  
0.208  
0.050  
0.027  
G
L
M
S
8o (max.)  
13/14  
EFS  
PACKAGE MECHANICAL DATA  
Pentawatt HV with lead forming - TL5 (ASD )  
DIMENSIONS  
Millimeters  
Min. Typ. Max. Min. Typ. Max.  
REF.  
Inches  
A
C
D
4.3  
1.22  
2.4  
4.8 0.169  
1.42 0.048  
2.8 0.094  
3.85 0.144  
0.45 0.014  
0.75 0.026  
5.28 0.192  
7.82 0.292  
10.4  
0.188  
0.056  
0.110  
0.152  
0.018  
0.030  
0.208  
0.308  
0.409  
0.409  
DIAM 3.65  
E
0.35  
0.65  
4.88  
7.42  
F
G1  
G2  
H2  
H3 10.05  
L1  
10.4 0.396  
3.3  
0.130  
L2 14.24  
14.64 0.560  
2.74 0.092  
0.576  
0.108  
0.118  
0.622  
0.260  
L3  
L5  
L6  
L7  
R
2.34  
2.6  
15.1  
6
3
0.102  
15.8 0.594  
6.6 0.236  
0.5  
0.020  
Information furnished isbelieved to be accurate and reliable. However, STMicroelectronics assumes no responsibility for the consequences of  
use of such information nor for any infringement of patents or other rights of third parties which mayresult from its use. No license is granted by  
implication or otherwise under any patent or patent rights of STMicroelectronics. Specifications mentioned in this publication are subject to  
change without notice. This publication supersedes and replaces all information previously supplied.  
STMicroelectronics products are not authorized for use as critical components in life support devices or systems without express written ap-  
proval of STMicroelectronics.  
The ST logo is a registered trademark of STMicroelectronics  
2000 STMicroelectronics - Printed in Italy - All rights reserved.  
STMicroelectronics GROUP OF COMPANIES  
Australia - Brazil - China - Finland - France - Germany - Hong Kong - India - Italy - Japan - Malaysia  
Malta - Morocco - Singapore - Spain - Sweden - Switzerland - United Kingdom - U.S.A.  
http://www.st.com  
14/14  

相关型号:

EFS21TL5

STARLIGHT-KIT
STMICROELECTR

EFS22D67-03

表面电位传感器
TDK

EFS250

Circuit Protection Solutions Low Voltage Fuse Links Catalogue
COOPER

EFS2A

STARLIGHT-KIT
STMICROELECTR

EFS2A-CD

STARLIGHT-KIT
STMICROELECTR

EFS2ACD

STARLIGHT-KIT
STMICROELECTR

EFS2B

STARLIGHT-KIT
STMICROELECTR

EFS2B-CD

STARLIGHT-KIT
STMICROELECTR

EFS2BCD

STARLIGHT-KIT
STMICROELECTR

EFS31-T5

Lamp Starter
ETC

EFS31-TL5

Lamp Starter
ETC

EFS315

Circuit Protection Solutions Low Voltage Fuse Links Catalogue
COOPER