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AP91352 - SAS DISABLE +5V eFUSE

General Description

The eFuse is a 5V protection device with a bidirectional switch that incorporates input slew rate control to reduce input surge current and reverse current detection to prevent discharge to VCC from VOUT.

Key Features

  • include under voltage lockout, a fixed 2.5A current limit, trimmed fast response over voltage protection and thermal shutdown. The EN/FAULT line is a tri-state bidirectional interface that can be used to disable the output by pulling the line low through an external open drain device. If a thermal fault occurs, the voltage on the pin will go to an intermediate voltage indicating a fault and it can be connected to another device to cause simultaneous shut down. The SAS pin is an ESD protected int.

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NEW PRODUCT GND AP91352 SAS DISABLE +5V eFUSE WITH INTEGRATED ISOFET Description The eFuse is a 5V protection device with a bidirectional switch that incorporates input slew rate control to reduce input surge current and reverse current detection to prevent discharge to VCC from VOUT. The eFuse protection features include under voltage lockout, a fixed 2.5A current limit, trimmed fast response over voltage protection and thermal shutdown. The EN/FAULT line is a tri-state bidirectional interface that can be used to disable the output by pulling the line low through an external open drain device. If a thermal fault occurs, the voltage on the pin will go to an intermediate voltage indicating a fault and it can be connected to another device to cause simultaneous shut down.