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FDMS2380 - Dual Integrated Solenoid Driver

Description

The FDMS2380 is an intelligent low side driver with built in recirculation and demagnetization circuits designed specifically for driving inductive loads.

The inputs are CMOS compatible.

Features

  • 5A, 60V Load Clamp.
  • rDS(ON) = 30mΩ (Typ. ) Excitation path.
  • 6V to 26V Operation.
  • CMOS Compatible.
  • Soft Short Detection.
  • Thermal Shutdown.
  • Diagnostic Output.
  • Integrated Clamps.
  • Over-current Protection.
  • Open Load Detection.
  • Over-voltage Protection Pin 1 General.

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FDMS2380 Dual Integrated Solenoid Driver August 2007 FDMS2380 Dual Integrated Solenoid Driver Features „ 5A, 60V Load Clamp „ rDS(ON) = 30mΩ (Typ.) Excitation path „ 6V to 26V Operation „ CMOS Compatible „ Soft Short Detection „ Thermal Shutdown „ Diagnostic Output „ Integrated Clamps „ Over-current Protection „ Open Load Detection „ Over-voltage Protection Pin 1 General Description The FDMS2380 is an intelligent low side driver with built in recirculation and demagnetization circuits designed specifically for driving inductive loads. The inputs are CMOS compatible. A separate diagnostic signal for each channel provides the system with an indication of the operation of the solenoid or the presence of a protection fault condition.
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