[sdiy] SSM2164 protection
Richie Burnett
rburnett at richieburnett.co.uk
Wed Mar 2 13:20:22 CET 2011
A possible solution...
http://www.richieburnett.co.uk/temp/protect.GIF
T1 is only turned on and supplies V+ to the SSM2164 when the -15V supply rail is
larger than a certain voltage.
ZD1 determines turn-on voltage, probably something around 20V. R2 chosen to
provide sufficient base drive to support the required collector current to drive
SSM2164 devices on the switched V+ rail. R1 to turn off T1 in absence of
sufficient V+/V- voltage difference. T1 any PNP with sufficient current
handling, decent hfe, and Vce sufficient to comfortably hold off total supply
voltage plus any spikes etc.
May also need anti-parallel diode across T1 collector-emitter if the SSM2164
needs to return current to the V+ rail in order to operate properly?
-Richie,
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