LTC1156 Datasheet - Linear Technology

LTC1156 Quad High Side Micropower MOSFET Driver

LTC1156 Quad High Side Micropower MOSFET Driver with Internal Charge Pump DESCRIPTIO The LTC1156 quad High side gate driver allows using low cost N-channel FETs for high side switching applications. An internal charge pump boosts the gate drive voltage above the positive rail, fully enhancing an N-channel MOS switch with no external components. Micropower operation, with 16µA standby current and 95µA operating current, allows use in virtually all systems with maximum efficiency. Included on chip.

LTC1156 Features

* s s s s s s s s s No External Charge Pump Components Fully Enhances N-Channel Power MOSFETs 16 Microamps Standby Current 95 Microamps ON Current Wide Power Supply Range 4.5V to 18V Controlled Switching ON and OFF Times Replaces P-Channel High Side Switches Compatible with Standard Logic Families Av

LTC1156 Datasheet (231.85 KB)

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Part number:

LTC1156

Manufacturer:

Linear Technology

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231.85 KB

Description:

Quad high side micropower mosfet driver.

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