MAX14586 - (MAX14586 / MAX14590) High-Current Overvoltage Protectors

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Part number	MAX14586
Manufacturer	Maxim
File Size	1.38 MB
Description	(MAX14586 / MAX14590) High-Current Overvoltage Protectors
Datasheet	MAX14586 Datasheet
Note	This datasheet PDF includes multiple part numbers: MAX14586, MAX14590. Please refer to the document for exact specifications by model.
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Description

The MAX14586/MAX14590 overvoltage protection devices feature a low 48mI (typ) on-resistance (RON) internal FET and protect low-voltage systems against voltage faults up to +36V.

Features

S Protect High-Power Portable Devices.
Wide Operating Input Voltage Protection from +2.2V to +36V.
3A Continuous Current Capability.
Integrated 40mI (typ) n-Channel MOSFET Switch S Flexible Overvoltage Protection Design.
Adjustable Overvoltage Protection Trip Level.
Wide Adjustable OVLO Threshold Range from +4V to +20V.
Preset Internal Accurate OVLO Thresholds: 7V ±2.9% (MAX14586) 15V ±3.3% (MAX14590) S Additional Protection Features Increase S.

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Published: Nov 9, 2013 |