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The BM2P0161-Z is a PWM-type DC/DC converter IC designed for AC/DC applications, featuring an integrated 730V high-voltage switching MOSFET and starter circuit. It supports non-isolated buck and isolated flyback topologies with input voltages ranging from 8.9V to 26V. The device utilizes current mode control for per-cycle current limiting and offers a fixed switching frequency of 65kHz. Key electrical parameters include a maximum drain voltage of 730V, operating temperature range of -40°C to +105°C, and DIP-7K packaging.
Verify the specific suffix designation when ordering, as variations such as BM2P0161W-Z may exist within the family. Confirm that the application does not involve automotive equipment, as this component is classified as standard grade and is explicitly not recommended for automotive use. Ensure compatibility with the intended isolation topology, as the IC supports both isolated and non-isolated designs depending on external circuit configuration.
Select this IC for designs requiring high-voltage integration and low standby power in AC/DC converters. The fixed 65kHz switching frequency simplifies EMI filter design compared to variable frequency alternatives. Consider the DIP-7K package for through-hole assembly requirements. Evaluate the need for external current sense resistors, as the BM2P0161-Z relies on them for precise current mode control, unlike some internal-resistance counterparts.
The BM2P0161-Z belongs to ROHM's BM2P series of AC/DC converter ICs optimized for products with power sockets. This series focuses on achieving high efficiency and compact design by integrating high-voltage MOSFETs and advanced control logic. The BM2P0161-Z specifically targets mid-to-low power applications, offering a balance between performance and cost through its robust protection features and simplified external component count.
BM2P0151-Z: Similar PWM controller with integrated 650V MOSFET; verify drain voltage rating differences.
Yes, the BM2P0161-Z can be used for both isolated flyback and non-isolated buck converter designs, depending on the external circuit configuration.
The frequency hopping function spreads the switching energy spectrum to help achieve lower electromagnetic interference (EMI) levels during operation.