IR2153 Half-Bridge Driver: Datasheet, Circuit and Equivalent

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Published: 14 October 2021 | Last Updated: 14 October 2021

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IR2153 is a self-oscillating half-bridge driver. This article enforces datasheet, equivalent, circuit, frequency, applications, and more details about the half-bridge IR2153 MOSFET driver. Furthermore, there is a huge range of semiconductors, capacitors, resistors, and Ics in stock. Welcome your RFQ!

In this video I explained how to set switching Frequency of IR2153 IC and overview about this IC. This IC is popular for inverter Circuits,SMPS circuits & class D amplifiers. This IC is very useful when we think for switching of MOSFETs,IGBTs & power transistors. It is a half bridge gate driver IC. Please watch this video still end so you will gate all information about Ir2153.

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IR2153 Pinout

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IR2153 Pinout

Pin   NumberPin NameDescription
1VCCLogic and internal   gate drive supply voltage
2RTOscillator timing   resistor input
3CTOscillator timing   capacitor input
4COMIC power and signal   ground
5LOLow side gate driver   output
6VSHigh voltage floating   supply return
7HOHigh side gate driver   output
8VBHigh side gate driver   floating supply


IR2153 CAD Model

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IR2153 Symbol


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IR2153 Footprint

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IR2153 3D Model


What is IR2153?

The IR2153 includes a high voltage half-bridge gate driver with a front-end oscillator comparable to the industry-standard CMOS 555 timer and is an enhanced version of the popular IR2155 and IR2151 gate driver ICs. The IR2153 has more features and is more user-friendly than prior ICs. The CT pin features a shutdown capability that allows both gate driver outputs to be disabled using a low voltage control signal. Furthermore, after the rising under-voltage lockout threshold on VCC is achieved, the gate driver output pulse widths are the same, resulting in a more stable frequency vs time profile at startup.


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IR2153 Features

  • Integrated 600V half-bridge gate driver

  • 15.6V Zener clamp on Vcc

  • True micropower startup

  • Tighter initial deadtime control

  • Low-temperature coefficient deadtime

  • Shutdown feature (1/6th Vcc) on CT pin

  • Increased Undervoltage lockout Hysteresis (1V)

  • Lower power level-shifting circuit

  • Constant LO, HO pulse widths at startup

  • Lower di/dt gate driver for better noise immunity

  • Low side output in phase with RT

  • Internal 50nsec (Typ.) bootstrap diode (IR2153D)

  • Excellent latch immunity on all inputs and outputs

  • ESD protection on all leads

  • Also available LEAD-FREE


What can be IR2153 used for?

  • HVAC controls

  • Medical devices

  • Industrial controls

  • Internet of Things

  • Automatic Test Equipment (ATE)


IR2153 Equivalents

IR44272, IR44273, IR44252, IR2100, IR2122


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IR2153 Power

This IC has several unique characteristics that must be understood to operate with it. The maximum high-side floating supply voltage is 25V, the high-side floating supply offset voltage is 3V, the RT and CT pins are VCC + 0.3 Volts, and the IC's applied current is 25mA. This IC has a slew rate of 50V/nS. This IC's maximum power dissipation is 1W. The maximum junction temperature is 150 degrees Celsius.

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IR2153 Frequency

Where to use IR2153

The IR2155 and IR2151 gate driver ICs have been upgraded in the IR2153. The IR2153 has more features and is more user-friendly than prior ICs. By decreasing the peak di/dt of the gate drivers and raising the under-voltage lockout hysteresis to 1V, noise immunity has been greatly enhanced. Finally, the device's latch immunity has been maximized, and all pins have been provided with extensive ESD protection.

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IR2153 Functional Block Diagram

Because this IC is a half-bridge gate driver, it can be utilized in a variety of applications such as DC-DC power supply, inverters, motor drivers, solenoid drivers, and high side MOSFET drivers for protection relay and motor driver applications.


How to use IR2153

This IC is mostly used to drive the gate of MOSFETs, as the name implies. When a MOSFET must be switched with exceptional efficiency, a MOSFET gate driver is necessary. The graphic below depicts a basic schematic of the IR2153's configuration.

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IR2153 Circuit



IR2153 Dimensions

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IR2153 Dimensions

IR2153 Manufacturer

On April 1, 1999, Siemens Semiconductors officially changed its name to Infineon Technologies. Infineon is a dynamic and flexible company. Success in the highly competitive and ever-changing microelectronics world is our constant goal. As the world's leading designer, manufacturer, and supplier, Infineon has a wide range of products used in various microelectronics applications. Our product portfolio includes not only logic products, including digital, mixed-signal, and analog integrated circuits but also discrete semiconductor products.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is IR2153?

The IR2153 is an improved version of the popular IR2155 and IR2151 gate driver ICs and incorporates a high voltage half-bridge gate driver with a front-end oscillator similar to the industry-standard CMOS 555 timer. The IR2153 provides more functionality and is easier to use than previous ICs.

What is IR2153 used for?

IR2153 It is a high-voltage driver with an internal oscillator. It allows realizing switching power supplies to power to up to 1, 5 kW based on a semi-bridge circuit with minimum circuitry.

How does IR2153 work?

IR2153 It is a high-voltage driver with an internal oscillator. Initially, when you apply voltage C1 is discharged and the inverting input of the op-amp is zero, and the non-non-inverting input has a positive voltage provided by the resistive divider. The result is that all three have the output voltage at logic level one.

How to adjust the pressure of IR2153?

IR2153 is a half-bridge-controlled LC circuit. This type of circuit has a feature that the higher the frequency, the lower the output voltage. However, the minimum frequency cannot be lower than the resonance characteristic frequency of the LC circuit.
If it is controlled by IR2153, one way is to use a relatively low frequency to output a slightly higher voltage value. When the voltage value is higher than the set value, Use a triode to connect the RT terminal of IR2153 to low. When the RT port level of IR2153 is lower than 1/5Vcc voltage, it will stop working.

Can I replace ir2151 with ir2153?

2153 has better driving ability than 2151, 2155 has the better driving ability, so it can be directly replaced.

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