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The BM2P151X-Z is a non-isolated PWM DC/DC converter IC with an integrated switching MOSFET, designed for AC/DC power supplies in socket-equipped devices. It operates within a 12 V to 16.2 V input range and features a fixed 65 kHz switching frequency. The device includes a 650 V startup circuit, current detection resistor, and burst operation at light load. Key electrical parameters include a maximum drain voltage of 650 V, an on-resistance of 1.5 Ω, and a quiescent current of 1.05 mA. It supports thermal shutdown, UVLO, and OVP, functioning between -40 °C and +105 °C in a DIP-7 package.
Verify the specific suffix and package type against official ROHM documentation before ordering. Confirm that the application does not involve automotive equipment, as this component is designated for standard-grade use only. Ensure compatibility with the intended input voltage range of 12 V to 16.2 V. Check for RoHS compliance status in the latest datasheet. Validate thermal management requirements given the operating temperature limits.
Select this IC for non-isolated AC/DC conversion where compact size and low standby power are critical. It is suitable for designs requiring fixed 65 kHz switching frequency and integrated protection features. Consider the DIP-7 package for through-hole mounting. Evaluate the need for burst mode operation to meet efficiency standards at light loads. Ensure the design accommodates the 650 V drain voltage rating.
The BM2P151X-Z belongs to ROHM's series of AC/DC converter ICs aimed at reducing power consumption and miniaturizing designs. It integrates a POWER MOSFET and rich protection circuits. This model specifically targets non-isolated applications, offering a cost-effective solution for standard-grade power supplies in consumer electronics.
BM2P151S-Z and BM2P151W-Z are similar models within the same family. Verify pinout and parameter differences such as MOSFET on-resistance (1.5 Ω vs 1.9 Ω) before substitution. Ensure the replacement meets the specific non-isolated requirement and input voltage constraints.