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AW32601 - Over-Voltage Protection Load Switch

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Surge protection The AW326XX family OVP load switch

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Part number AW32601
Manufacturer AWINIC
File Size 1.25 MB
Description Over-Voltage Protection Load Switch
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AW32601/AW32605/AW32610 Nov. 2018 V1.0 Over-Voltage Protection Load Switch with Surge Protection Features General Description  Surge protection The AW326XX family OVP load switch features  IEC 61000-4-5: ±200V  Integrated low Rdson nFET switch: typical 33mΩ surge protection, an internal clamp circuit protects the device from surge voltages up to ±200V. l  4.5A continuous current capability  Default Over-Voltage Protection (OVP) threshold  AW32601: 5.95V  AW32605: 6.8V  AW32610: 10.5V tia The AW326XX features an ultra-low 33mΩ (typ.) Rdson nFET load switch. When input voltage exceeds the OVP threshold, the switch is turned off very fast to prevent damage to the protected downstream devices.
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