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UM1556 - VIPower M0-5 and M0-5Enhanced high-side drivers User manual

Key Features

  • overview.
  • . . 18 1.4.2 Open load in off-state/short to Vbat.
  • . . . 18 1.4.3 Indication of power limitation.
  • . . . 19 1.4.4 Indication of power limitation.
  • example for analogue driver.
  • . . . . 19 1.4.5 Indication of power limitation.
  • example for digital driver.
  • . 20 1.4.6 M0-5Enhanced: analogue cur.

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Part number UM1556
Manufacturer STMicroelectronics
File Size 1.98 MB
Description VIPower M0-5 and M0-5Enhanced high-side drivers User manual
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UM1556 User manual VIPower M0-5 and M0-5Enhanced high-side drivers Introduction The aim of this document is to give the design engineer a comprehensive “tool kit” to better understand the behavior of VIPower high side switches, allowing easier design and saving time and money. Today’s VIPower high side switches represent the 5th generation of smart power drivers (the so called M0-5). In this latest generation of drivers, all the experience and know-how derived from previous generations have been implemented in order to improve robustness, increase functionality and raise package density while maintaining lower prices. The complexity of a modern High Side Driver (HSD) is still relatively low compared to many other logic ICs.