Melexis N : announces a 20 W low noise single coil fan and pump driver for automotive applications
March 18, 2021 at 08:50 am EDT
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Tessenderlo, Belgium, 18 March 2021
Melexis, a global microelectronics engineering company, introduces the MLX90412-L as the automotive variant of the already well established MLX90412.
The MLX90412-L is a dedicated automotive, all-in-one single-coil fan and pump driver IC, with a peak driving capability of 2.2 A. It is suitable for air pumps, water pumps, axial fans and radial and cross blower applications. Operating on a voltage ranging from 3.5 V to 32 V, and robust up to 40 V, the MLX90412 is well suited for any fan, blower or pump applications operating on 12 V (automotive) and 24 V (trucks) board nets. It is suitable for driving loads from 0.1 W up to 20 W.
The MLX90412-L is AECQ100 certified. It can be applied on the automotive battery without additional protection and survives load dump pulses up to 40 V. The operating junction temperature ranges from -40 °C to 150 °C. Typical applications include seat blower fans, battery cooling fan, DCDC converter cooling pumps or fans as well as HV inverter (IGBT/SIC cooling).
The MLX90412 offers unprecedented acoustic noise/vibration performance, making it a cost-effective alternative for applications which were previously considered exclusive to more expensive 3-phase solutions.
The MLX90412-L comes in a small Exposed pad DFN10 3x3 and is available for order.
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Melexis N.V. specializes in the design and marketing of semi-conductors intended primarily for automotive equipment manufacturers. The group's activity is primarily organized around 4 families of products:
- sensors: primarily circuits for interfaces, pressure and acceleration measurement, and magnetic sensors;
- actuator: micro-controllers and peripheral integrated circuits used for dashboard indicators, windshield wipers, automatic door openers, etc.;
- radiofrequency circuits: transmitters, receivers, automatic identification systems, etc.;
- multiplexing circuits: optical and infrared circuits.
At the end of 2023, the group had 5 manufacturing sites located in Belgium, Germany, France, Bulgaria and Malaysia.
Net sales are distributed geographically as follows: Germany (12.6%), Switzerland (2.7%), Romania (2.6%), France (2.2%), Italy (1.8%), Austria (1.6%), Hungary (1.1%), the United Kingdom (0.3%), Spain (0.3%), Europe/Middle East/Africa (6%), China (15.5%), Hong Kong (9.5%), Japan (8.2%), Thailand (7.7%), South Korea (7%), Asia (10%), the United States (5.8%), Mexico (2.9%) and Americas (2.2%).