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U6032B - AUTOMOTIVE TOGGLE SWITCH IC

General Description

The bipolar integrated circuit U6032B is designed as a toggle switch.

The device, which has a defined power-on status, can be used to control electrical loads, for example, fog lamps, high/low beam or heated windows for automotive applications.

Figure 1.

Key Features

  • Debounce Time: 0.3 ms to 6 s.
  • RC Oscillator Determines Switching Characteristics.
  • Relay Driver with Z-diode.
  • Debounced Input for Toggle Switch.
  • Three Debounced Inputs: ON, OFF and TOGGLE.
  • Load-dump Protection.
  • RF Interference Protection.
  • Protection According to ISO/TR7637-1 (VDE 0839).

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Features • Debounce Time: 0.3 ms to 6 s • RC Oscillator Determines Switching Characteristics • Relay Driver with Z-diode • Debounced Input for Toggle Switch • Three Debounced Inputs: ON, OFF and TOGGLE • Load-dump Protection • RF Interference Protection • Protection According to ISO/TR7637-1 (VDE 0839) Description The bipolar integrated circuit U6032B is designed as a toggle switch. The device, which has a defined power-on status, can be used to control electrical loads, for example, fog lamps, high/low beam or heated windows for automotive applications. Figure 1.