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  • TI Information – Selective Disclosure

    Welcome to the Texas Instruments New Product Update

    We will begin promptly at 1 min past the hour- thank you for your patience

    Phone lines will be muted during the presentation.

    We’ve updated the Webex Audio and you can now get audio through the PC

    or have Webex call your phone.

    Please post questions on the chat Web-Ex Chat

    or contact your sales person or field applications engineer

  • TI Information – Selective Disclosure TI Information – Selective Disclosure

    Power Switches

    New Product Update

    January 2020

  • TI Information – Selective Disclosure

    Power Switches new product update | Agenda

    • Overview of Power Switches

    • Solving Your Protection Needs With an eFuse

    – Functions

    • Overvoltage Protection

    • Reverse current blocking

    • Mis-wiring Protection

    • Inrush current control

    – Discrete vs. Integrated

    – UL recognition

    • TI.com resources – New product releases, www.ti.com/powerswitches

    – 11 Ways to Protect Your Power Path e-Book

    – Custom Quick Search Tool

    http://www.ti.com/powerswitches

  • TI Information – Selective Disclosure

    Power Switches new product update | Agenda

    • Overview of Power Switches

    • Solving Your Protection Needs With an eFuse

    – Functions

    • Overvoltage Protection

    • Reverse current blocking

    • Mis-wiring Protection

    • Inrush current control

    – Discrete vs. Integrated

    – UL recognition

    • TI.com resources – New product releases, www.ti.com/powerswitches

    – 11 Ways to Protect Your Power Path e-Book

    – Custom Quick Search Tool

    http://www.ti.com/powerswitches

  • TI Information – Selective Disclosure

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    Overview | What is a Power Switch?

    5

    A device that turns DC power OFF and ON to a load

    Power

    Supply Load

    Power Switch +24V +24V

    The two main functions that a Power Switch can provide to a system is power protection

    and power distribution

  • TI Information – Selective Disclosure

    Overview | Power Switch Use Cases

    Common Design Challenges

    Input Power Protection

    • Reverse current blocking

    • Current limiting

    • Overvoltage protection

    • Inrush current control

    • Surge immunity

    • Reverse Polarity Protection

    Power Distribution

    • Power Sequencing

    • Inrush current control

    • Power Muxing/Power Oring

    Output Power Protection

    • Current limiting

    • Inductive load driving

  • TI Information – Selective Disclosure

    Overview | Power Switch Use Cases

    Common Design Challenges

    Input Power Protection

    • Reverse current blocking

    • Current limiting

    • Overvoltage protection

    • Inrush current control

    • Surge immunity

    • Reverse Polarity Protection

    Power Distribution

    • Power Sequencing

    • Inrush current control

    • Power Muxing/Power Oring

    Output Power Protection

    • Current limiting

    • Inductive load driving

  • TI Information – Selective Disclosure

    Power Switches new product update | Agenda

    • Overview of Power Switches

    • Solving Your Protection Needs With an eFuse

    – Functions

    • Overvoltage Protection

    • Reverse current blocking

    • Mis-wiring Protection

    • Inrush current control

    – Discrete vs. Integrated

    – UL recognition

    • TI.com resources – New product releases, www.ti.com/powerswitches

    – 11 Ways to Protect Your Power Path e-Book

    – Custom Quick Search Tool

    http://www.ti.com/powerswitches

  • TI Information – Selective Disclosure

    eFuse | Basics

    Typical eFuse topologies

    Device Description

    TPS2595 2.7-18V, 34mΩ, 0.5-4A eFuse with current monitoring

    TPS2596 2.7-19V, 89mΩ, 0.15-2A eFuse with current monitoring

    TPS25982 2.7-24V, 3mΩ, 1-15A eFuse with current monitoring

    TPS2660 4.2-60V, 150mΩ, 0.1- 2.23A eFuse with back-to-back FETs for mis-wiring protection

    TPS2662 4.5-60V, 500mΩ, 0.025-0.880A with back-to-back FETs for mis-wiring protection

    TPS1663 4.5-60V, 31mΩ, 0.6-6A eFuse with current monitoring and power limiting

    TPS2663 4.5-60V, 31mΩ, 0.6-6A eFuse with power limiting and external Blocking FET for

    mis-wiring protection

    Hero eFuses

    Key Protection Functions of an eFuse

    eFuse topologies

    - Single FET

    - NMOS FET based

    - Does not block reverse current

    - Back-to-back FET (B2B)

    - NMOS FET based

    - B2B FETs enables reverse

    current blocking and power

    muxing

    - B2B FETs enables reverse

    polarity protection

    - Fast trip short-circuit protection

    - Adjustable current limit

    - Current Monitoring

    - Inrush current control

    - Reverse Current Blocking (RCB)

    - Reverse Polarity Protection

    - Adjustable Power Limiting

    - Overvoltage Protection

    - Surge & EFT Immunity

    http://www.ti.com/product/TPS2595http://www.ti.com/product/TPS2596http://www.ti.com/product/TPS25982http://www.ti.com/product/TPS2660http://www.ti.com/product/TPS2662http://www.ti.com/product/TPS1663http://www.ti.com/product/TPS2663

  • TI Information – Selective Disclosure

    eFuse | Applications & Functions

    Overvoltage Protection Surge & EFT Immunity Reverse Current Blocking

    Mis-wiring protection Inrush Current Control Short-circuit protection

    eFuses can help to protect the interior of the

    system from external overvoltage events that

    can occur during hot-swap or other events.

    eFuses are designed to provide up to criteria-

    A surge and EFT immunity to prevent system

    downtime

    Some TI eFuses have back-to-back integrated

    FETs to prevent holdup capacitors and super-

    capacitors from discharging.

    eFuses have integrated circuitry to prevent

    damage from mis-wiring without sacrificing

    power dissipation

    eFuses provide inrush current control for

    charging large output capacitances during

    hot-swap events.

    When there is a sudden short to ground, an

    eFuse can be used to quickly turn power OFF

    to protect the system.

    +

    -

    +

    -

    +

    -

    +

    -

    Surge: 500V peak, 1.2/50us

  • TI Information – Selective Disclosure

    eFuse | Overvoltage Protection

    eFuse overvoltage responses

    End equipment Application

    Factory Automation &

    Motor Drives

    - Backplane power protection for hot-swap events and surge events

    - Field power protection for surge events and where long cables are present

    which can create large inductive spikes

    Building Automation - Field power protection for surge events and where long cables are present

    which can create large inductive spikes

    Application Examples

    Overvoltage cutoff Overvoltage clamping Two Options

    - Overvoltage cutoff – Immediately turns off the

    MOSFET to block the overvoltage event

    - Overvoltage clamping – Clamps the output voltage

    to a certain threshold

    - Both options can be adjustable via external resistor

    ladders

  • TI Information – Selective Disclosure

    eFuse | Applications & Functions

    Overvoltage Protection Surge & EFT Immunity Reverse Current Blocking

    Mis-wiring protection Inrush Current Control Short-circuit protection

    eFuses can help to protect the interior of the

    system from external overvoltage events that

    can occur during hot-swap or other events.

    eFuses are designed to provide up to criteria-

    A surge and EFT immunity to prevent system

    downtime

    Some TI eFuses have back-to-back integrated

    FETs to prevent holdup capacitors and super-

    capacitors from discharging.

    eFuses have integrated circuitry to prevent

    damage from mis-wiring without sacrificing

    power dissipation

    eFuses provide inrush current control for

    charging large output capacitances during

    hot-swap events.

    When there is a sudden short to ground, an

    eFuse can be used to quickly turn power OFF

    to protect the system.

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    -

    +

    -

    +

    -

    +

    -

    Surge: 500V peak, 1.2/50us

  • TI Information – Selective Disclosure

    eFuse | Reverse Current Blocking

    Reverse Current Blocking Example

    End equipment Application

    Factory Automation &

    Motor Drives

    - IEC61000-4-29 Power Interruption Testing

    - Blocking reverse current to ensure Motor Drive powers down in a safe state

    Building Automation - Backup battery switchover for Fire Alarm Control Panels and Building Security Systems

    - Blocking reverse current to ensure HVAC system powers down in a safe state

    Grid Infrastructure - Last gasp transmission in eMeters and data concentrators

    Application Examples

    TPS2663 response to IEC61000-4-29 Power Interruption Test

    There is an internal comparator in the device to

    detect the reverse current and shutoff the

    blocking FET to block reverse current

    TPS2663 Simplified Diagram

  • TI Information – Selective Disclosure

    eFuse | Applications & Functions

    Overvoltage Protection Surge & EFT Immunity Reverse Current Blocking

    Mis-wiring protection Inrush Current Control Short-circuit protection

    eFuses can help to protect the interior of the

    system from external overvoltage events that

    can occur during hot-swap or other events.

    eFuses are designed to provide up to criteria-

    A surge and EFT immunity to prevent system

    downtime

    Some TI eFuses have back-to-back integrated

    FETs to prevent holdup capacitors and super-

    capacitors from discharging.

    eFuses have integrated circuitry to prevent

    damage from mis-wiring without sacrificing

    power dissipation

    eFuses provide inrush current control for

    charging large output capacitances during

    hot-swap events.

    When there is a sudden short to ground, an

    eFuse can be used to quickly turn power OFF

    to protect the system.

    +

    -

    +

    -

    +

    -

    +

    -

    Surge: 500V peak, 1.2/50us

  • TI Information – Selective Disclosure

    Mis-wiring Example

    eFuse | Mis-wiring protection

    End equipment Application

    Factory Automation & Motor Drives

    - Analog Input & Outputs

    - Digital Outputs

    - Field Power Supply Input

    Building Automation

    - Analog Input & Outputs

    - Digital Outputs

    - Supply Inputs

    Automotive & Industrial Transport - Reverse battery

    Application Examples

    Power

    Supply

    +

    -

    System

    eFuses offer integrated circuitry to handle reverse polarity at the input and for

    some devices like TPS2662, they offer reverse polarity at the output

  • TI Information – Selective Disclosure

    eFuse | Applications & Functions

    Overvoltage Protection Surge & EFT Immunity Reverse Current Blocking

    Mis-wiring protection Inrush Current Control Short-circuit protection

    eFuses can help to protect the interior of the

    system from external overvoltage events that

    can occur during hot-swap or other events.

    eFuses are designed to provide up to criteria-

    A surge and EFT immunity to prevent system

    downtime

    Some TI eFuses have back-to-back integrated

    FETs to prevent holdup capacitors and super-

    capacitors from discharging.

    eFuses have integrated circuitry to prevent

    damage from mis-wiring without sacrificing

    power dissipation

    eFuses provide inrush current control for

    charging large output capacitances during

    hot-swap events.

    When there is a sudden short to ground, an

    eFuse can be used to quickly turn power OFF

    to protect the system.

    +

    -

    +

    -

    +

    -

    +

    -

    Surge: 500V peak, 1.2/50us

  • TI Information – Selective Disclosure

    Inrush Current Control Example

    eFuse | Inrush current control

    End equipment Application

    Factory Automation &

    Motor Drives

    - Backplane power protection where hot-swap events can occur

    - Systems with large holdup capacitances for power failures

    Building Automation - Backplane power protection where hot-swap events can occur

    - Systems with large holdup capacitances for power failures

    Grid infrastructure - Charging up supercapacitors for last gasp transmission

    Application Examples

    eFuses offer a dv/dt pin which can be used to adjust the output

    slew rate of the switch to control the amount of inrush current

    needed to charge up the output capacitance

  • TI Information – Selective Disclosure

    eFuse | Applications & Functions

    Overvoltage Protection Surge & EFT Immunity Reverse Current Blocking

    Mis-wiring protection Inrush Current Control Short-circuit protection

    eFuses can help to protect the interior of the

    system from external overvoltage events that

    can occur during hot-swap or other events.

    eFuses are designed to provide up to criteria-

    A surge and EFT immunity to prevent system

    downtime

    Some TI eFuses have back-to-back integrated

    FETs to prevent holdup capacitors and super-

    capacitors from discharging when power is lost.

    eFuses have integrated circuitry to prevent

    damage from mis-wiring without sacrificing

    power dissipation

    eFuses provide inrush current control for

    charging large output capacitances during

    hot-swap events.

    When there is a sudden short to ground, an

    eFuse can be used to quickly turn power OFF

    to protect the system.

    +

    -

    +

    -

    +

    -

    +

    -

    Surge: 500V peak, 1.2/50us

  • TI Information – Selective Disclosure

    eFuse | Applications & Functions

    Overvoltage Protection Surge & EFT Immunity Reverse Current Blocking

    Mis-wiring protection Inrush Current Control 4-20mA current loop

    protection

    eFuses can help to protect the interior of the

    system from external overvoltage events that

    can occur during hot-swap or other events.

    eFuses are designed to provide up to criteria-

    A surge and EFT immunity to prevent system

    downtime

    Some TI eFuses have back-to-back integrated

    FETs to prevent holdup capacitors and super-

    capacitors from discharging.

    eFuses have integrated circuitry to prevent

    damage from mis-wiring without sacrificing

    power dissipation

    eFuses provide inrush current control for

    charging large output capacitances during

    hot-swap events.

    A new eFuse, TPS2661, is coming soon to

    protect your Analog I/Os from damage from

    mis-wiring, surge, & overcurrent events.

    +

    -

    +

    -

    +

    -

    +

    -

    Surge: 500V peak, 1.2/50us

    Reach out to your local Field Applications Engineer for more

    information on 4-20mA current protection

  • TI Information – Selective Disclosure

    Power Switches new product update | Agenda

    • Overview of Power Switches

    • Solving Your Protection Needs With an eFuse

    – Functions

    • Overvoltage Protection

    • Reverse current blocking

    • Mis-wiring Protection

    • Inrush current control

    – Discrete vs. Integrated

    – UL recognition

    • TI.com resources – New product releases, www.ti.com/powerswitches

    – 11 Ways to Protect Your Power Path e-Book

    – Custom Quick Search Tool

    http://www.ti.com/powerswitches

  • TI Information – Selective Disclosure

    Reverse polarity protection

    Current limiting

    Inrush current control

    Size Comparison | Discrete vs. Integrated How eFuses add features & decrease solution size

    Reverse polarity protection

    Current limiting

    Inrush current control

  • TI Information – Selective Disclosure

    Reverse polarity protection

    Current limiting

    Inrush current control

    Size Comparison | Discrete vs. Integrated How eFuses add features & decrease solution size

    ~166mm2 Power MOSFET

    (TO-263-2L)

    Diode

    (SOD123)

    BJT

    (SOT23)

    Diode

    (SMB)

  • TI Information – Selective Disclosure

    Reverse polarity protection

    Current limiting

    Inrush current control

    + No damage from faults

    + Thermal shutdown

    + Rev. current protection

    + Overvoltage clamping

    Size Comparison | Discrete vs. Integrated How eFuses add features & decrease solution size

    ~166mm2

    20mm2

    Power MOSFET

    (TO-263-2L)

    Diode

    (SOD123)

    BJT

    (SOT23)

    Diode

    (SMB)

    eFuse Solution

  • TI Information – Selective Disclosure

    Power Switches new product update | Agenda

    • Overview of Power Switches

    • Solving Your Protection Needs With an eFuse

    – Functions

    • Overvoltage Protection

    • Reverse current blocking

    • Mis-wiring Protection

    • Inrush current control

    – Discrete vs. Integrated

    – UL recognition

    • TI.com resources – New product releases, www.ti.com/powerswitches

    – 11 Ways to Protect Your Power Path e-Book

    – Custom Quick Search Tool

    http://www.ti.com/powerswitches

  • TI Information – Selective Disclosure

    • Tight current limit during overloads & startup – Prevents fires, overheating, bus droop, supply stress

    • Significantly lower peak currents during short circuit – Often by 5x 20x

    • Significantly faster short circuit shut off – Microseconds not 10s of milliseconds

    • Most TI eFuses recognized by UL as Protection Devices – UL2367 “Solid State Overcurrent Protectors”

    eFuse | Certification

  • TI Information – Selective Disclosure

    = Input Reverse Polarity

    = Output Reverse Polarity

    = External Blocking FET

    = Integrated B2B FET

    = Active Low

    = Current monitoring

    TPS2420 VIN 3 - 20V, 33mΩ, 5A, ABS MAX 35V

    Available Now

    eFuse | Selection Tree

    eFuse

    < 30V eFuse

    Key

    TPS2594x VIN 4.5-18V, 42mΩ, 5A, ABS MAX 20V

    Available Now

    IRP

    ORP

    60V eFuse

    TPS2662x VIN 4.2 – 57V, 500mΩ, 0.88A,

    ABS MAX 60V

    Available Now

    TPS2660x VIN 4.2 – 55V, 150mΩ, 2A, ABS

    MAX 60V

    Available Now

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    TPS2596x VIN 2.7 -19V, 85mΩ, 2A, ABS MAX 21V

    Available Now

    TPS2595x VIN 2.7-18V, 34mΩ, 4A, ABS MAX 20V

    Available Now

    TPS25923/4 VIN 4.5-18V, 28mΩ, 5A, ABS MAX 20V

    Available Now

    TPS2475x VIN 2.5-18V, 3mΩ, 10A, ABS MAX 30V

    Available Now

    TPS25925/6 VIN 4.5-18V, 28mΩ, 5A, ABS MAX 30V

    Available Now

    Ext

    Production New Sampling

    B2B

    IRP

    ORP

    B2B

    IRP

    < 20V eFuse

    TPS2421-x VIN 3 - 20V, 33mΩ, 5A, ABS MAX 25V

    Available Now

    TPS25200 VIN 2.5- 6.5V, 60mΩ, 2.9A, ABS MAX 20V

    Available Now

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    TPS2590 VIN 3 - 20V, 30mΩ, 5.5A, ABS MAX 25V

    Available Now

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    TPS25910 VIN 3 - 20V, 30mΩ, 6.5A, ABS MAX 22V

    Available Now

    L

    IMON

    IMON

    IMON

    IMON

    TPS25982 2.7V -24V, 2.7mΩ, 15A, 3% IMON

    Accuracy, Configurable retries and timer

    Available Now

    IMON

    TPS2663x VIN 4.2 – 60V, 29mΩ, 6A

    Available Now

    TP1663x VIN 4.2 – 60V, 29mΩ, 6A

    Available Now

    IMON

    IMON

    Ext

    IMON

    B2B

    40V eFuse

    http://www.ti.com/product/TPS2420http://www.ti.com/product/TPS25942Ahttp://www.ti.com/product/TPS2662http://www.ti.com/product/TPS2660http://www.ti.com/product/TPS25921Ahttp://www.ti.com/product/TPS2595http://www.ti.com/product/TPS25924http://www.ti.com/product/TPS24750ti.com/product/TPS25925http://www.ti.com/product/TPS2421-1http://www.ti.com/product/TPS25200http://www.ti.com/product/TPS2590http://www.ti.com/product/TPS25910http://www.ti.com/product/TPS25982http://www.ti.com/product/TPS2660http://www.ti.com/product/TPS2660

  • TI Information – Selective Disclosure

    • 4.5V - 60V DC operation

    • Integrated 31mΩ MOSFET

    • Input Reverse polarity protection and reverse current blocking support with

    external N-channel FET

    • Load protection with criteria-A system performance during Surge

    (IEC61000-4-5), EFT (IEC61000-4-4), Voltage interruptions (IEC61000-4-

    29)

    • 0.6 to 6 A Accurate current limit (±8%)

    • Programmable UVLO; OVP Cut-Off (TPS26630/31), OV clamp (35Vmax)

    (TPS26632/33)

    • Programmable Output Slew Rate using dVdT pin

    • Output power limiting scheme (PLIM) – TPS26632/TPS26633

    • PGOOD output with Programmable detection threshold (PGTH)

    • Pulse current /power support with circuit breaker mode – TPS26331/33

    • Analog current monitor output (IMON)

    • QFN-24, 4mmx4mm Package with 0.5mm pin pitch

    • HTSSOP-24, 6.5mmx4.4mm Package with 0.65mm pin pitch

    • Tolerates VBUS transients

    • Lower Power Dissipation

    • Protects against mis-wiring in the field

    • Support Reverse Current Protection

    • Robust industrial protection

    • Tight current limit accuracy reduces upstream power supply cost

    • Flexible Design Options

    • Inrush slew can be tuned to load

    • Design flexibility with foldback current limit to pass IEC61010-1 (Limited Energy

    ckt)

    • Flexible Design Options

    • QFN package for dense boards

    • Standard leaded package

    Applications • PLC (I/O Modules, CPU, HMI)

    • AC and Servo Drives

    • Electronic circuit Breakers

    • Industrial Printer controls

    • Sensors Hubs

    Features Benefits

    TPS2663x: 60V, 6A, Power Limiting, Surge Protection eFuse with class-A performance

    UVLO

    COUT

    R1

    R2

    31mΩ

    IN OUT

    DRV

    dVdT

    TPS26630/31

    ILIM

    IN_SYS

    RILIM

    FLT

    GND

    SHDN

    R3

    UVLO

    OVP CdVdT

    MODE

    IMON

    RIMON

    R4

    R5PGTH

    PGOOD

    Protected supplyTo Load

    4.5V-60V

    B_GATE

    Optional components for RCB and RPP

    UVLO

    COUT

    R1

    R2

    31mΩ

    IN OUT

    DRV

    dVdT

    TPS26632

    ILIM

    IN_SYS

    RILIM

    FLT

    GND

    SHDN

    R3

    UVLO

    PLIM CdVdT

    MODE

    IMON

    RIMON

    R4

    R5PGTH

    PGOOD

    VIN_sys(24V fromExternal field supply)

    B_GATE2N7002

    SMCJ36CA

    DC-DC

    VIN

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    EN

    I_OUT I_LOAD

    CSD19537Q3

    Production

  • TI Information – Selective Disclosure

    Power Switches | Featured Products

    • Input Power Protection

    – eFuse

    • TPS2595

    – 3.3V/5V/12V rail protection

    • TPS2663 / 1663

    – 24VDC Industrial

    – 24VAC DC rectified

    voltage

    – Ideal Diode

    • LM66100

    – 3.3V/5V reverse current

    blocking

    – 1.8V/3.3V/5V Power Oring

    • Power Distribution

    – Load Switch

    • TPS22919

    – Cost and space optimized

    solution

    • TPS22916/7

    – Low leakage for battery

    powered applications

    – Power Mux

    • TPS2121

    – Power muxing between

    main supply and backup

    supply

    • Output Power Protection

    – High-Side Switch

    • TPS27S100

    – Single channel

    – Inductive load driving

    (relays, actuactors, etc…)

    – Board-to-board current

    limiting

    • TPS4H160

    – Quad channel

    – Inductive load driving

    (relays, actuactors, etc…)

    – Board-to-board current

    limiting

    Functions • Current limiting

    • Overvoltage protection

    • Inrush current control

    • Reverse current blocking

    • Surge & EFT immunity

    • Mis-wiring protection

    Functions • Power sequencing

    • Inrush current control

    • Reverse current blocking

    • Power Muxing

    • Power ORing

    Functions • Current limiting

    • Inductive de-magnetization

    • Surge immunity (IEC61000-4-5)

    • EFT immunity (IEC61000-4-4)

    • Mis-wiring protection

  • TI Information – Selective Disclosure

    LM66100 ±6V, Low-IQ Ideal Diode with Reverse Polarity Protection

    29

    • Industrial: eMeters, Water/Gas Meters, Building

    Automation, GPS, Tracking

    Applications

    • LM66100: Samples 1Q19

    • Online Support & E2E Community

    Device Features System Benefits

    • Input Operating Voltage (+): 1.5 – 5.5V • Wide Input Voltage Range Suitable for Many Applications

    • Reverse Standoff Voltage (-): -6V • Protects System from Reverse Battery Hookup

    • Output Current (IMAX): 1.5A • SOT Package Option Supports up to 1.5A (X2SON ≤ 1A)

    • Low Forward Voltage Drop: 100mΩ • Reduces Power Loss and Extends Battery Lifetime

    • Comparator Chip Enable (CE): • Integrated comparator supports Simple ORing Circuits

    • Status Output Indication (ST): • Provides ORing Flexibility and System Monitoring

    • Reverse Leakage: 10nA • Low Reverse Leakage to Prevent Battery Backcharging

    • IIN Current: 0nA • No Current Drawn from Input to maximize standby time

    • IOUT Current (ON): 500nA • Minimal Current Drawn from Output when Enabled

    Product Folder, Tools, & Resources

    SC-70 (5)

    2.0x1.3mm

    0.65mm pitch

    +-

    VIN

    RL

    CEVIN

    CL

    VOUT

    RST

    ST

    ON

    OFF ON

    OFF

    Logic

    VIN

    Production

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    TPS22919 Small Plastic Load Switches with Adjustable Timing

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    • HD TV

    • STB

    • Wearables

    Applications

    Device Features System Benefits

    • Input Voltage (VIN): 1.6 – 5.5V • Wide Input Voltage Range Suitable for Many Applications

    • ON-Resistance (RON): 90mΩ • Multiple RON Options for Optimal Power Dissipation

    • Max Current (IMAX): 1.5A • Support up to 1.5A Continuous Load Current

    • Short Circuit Protection (ISC): 3A • Automatic Protection and Recovery from Short Circuits

    • Thermal Shutdown (TSD): >125°C • Thermal Shutdown to Protect Against Overheating

    • IQ Current (ON): 5uA • Low Current Consumption Maximizes Lifetime

    • ISD Current (OFF): 0.5uA in Battery Powered Applications

    • Controlled Turn ON: 1ms • 1ms Turn On Time Limits Capacitor Inrush Current

    • Output Discharge: ≥ 20Ω • Quickly Discharges Output to Ground when Disabled

    Product Folder, Tools, & Resources

    SOT (6)

    2.0x2.1mm

    0.65mm pitch

    • TPS22919: Released

    • Online Support & E2E Community

    Production

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    Operating Voltage: 3.5 ~ 40V,

    RDSON: 80mΩ typical, 166mΩ max

    Operating Junction Temperature: -40 to 150C

    Very low standby current: < 2uA

    uC Input 3.3V and 5V logic compatible

    Accurate current sense: ±30mA @ 1A, ±2.5mA @ 25mA

    Adjustable, accurate current limit: 0.5A – 4A, ±20% when > 500mA

    A Version: Open drain status output

    B Version: Current sense analog output

    Protection

    Short to GND protection by current limit (internal or external)

    Thermal Shutdown and Thermal Swing

    Integrated VDS clamp for inductive load driving (50 – 70V)

    Diagnostic

    Overcurrent and short to ground detection

    Open load / Short to supply detection during on and off state

    DIAG_EN allow multiplexing for Current Sense / Status Output

    Package: HTSSOP-14 (5mm x 6.4mm), 32mm2

    QFN-16 (3.5mm x 4mm), 14mm2

    TPS27S100 Single Channel Smart High Side Switch

    Applications

    PLC – Digital Output Module

    Building Automation

    Telecom/Networks

    Features Benefits

    Open load detection provides an interrupt to the system when there is a

    fault (wire break, short-circuit, etc…) reduces switch status pinging

    Accurate, adjustable current limit reduces the external power supply

    requirements and increases device flexibility (capacitive, inductive,

    and resistive loads)

    Accurate current sense enables predictive maintenance (wire break,

    sensor aging, etc…)

    Integrated VDS clamp enables inductive load driving

    QFN package reduces the solution size

    Production

    QFN-16

    3.5mm x 4mm

    14mm2

    HTSSOP-14

    5mm x 6.4mm

    32mm2

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    Ti.com | 11 Ways to Protect Your Power Path

    Purpose

    • Cookbook for solving power design challenges on system’s power path

    Location

    • Bottom of Power Switches Portal page

    • In each power switch product folder under the ‘technical documents’ tab

    How to get there:

    • Through Product Tree:

    – Products Power Management Power Switches

    • Quick link:

    – ti.com/powerswitch

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    Ti.com | New Custom Quick Search

    • www.ti.com/powerswitch

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    • e2e.ti.com

    https://e2e.ti.com/

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