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XC8113 - 2ch Load switch

Download the XC8113 datasheet PDF. This datasheet also covers the XC8112 variant, as both devices belong to the same 2ch load switch family and are provided as variant models within a single manufacturer datasheet.

General Description

The XC8112/XC8113 series are 2ch load switch IC with ideal diode function.

These ICs perform regulation control to ensure that their VOUT pin voltage is a value of VIN - 20mV, so they can suppress heat generation to a greater extent than general diodes.

Key Features

  • nput Voltage Range Output Current Stand-by Current Quiescent Current Reverse Bias Current Forward Voltage Over current limit Short current 1.5V ~ 6.0V XC8112 : 2ch x 500mA (VIN > 1.7V) XC8113 : 2ch x1000mA (VIN >2.0V) 0.65μA/ch 3.6μA/ch 0.8μA/ch 20mV XC8112 : 850mA XC8113 : 1700mA 50mA.

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Note: The manufacturer provides a single datasheet file (XC8112-Torex.pdf) that lists specifications for multiple related part numbers.

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XC8112/XC8113 Series 2ch Load switch IC with ideal diode function ETR33022-001 ■GENERAL DESCRIPTION The XC8112/XC8113 series are 2ch load switch IC with ideal diode function. These ICs perform regulation control to ensure that their VOUT pin voltage is a value of VIN - 20mV, so they can suppress heat generation to a greater extent than general diodes. When a voltage is applied at the VOUT pin and it becomes equal to or higher than VIN - 20mV, the driver FET will turn OFF. Furthermore, when the VOUT pin voltage becomes equal to or higher than VIN + 20mV, the IC’s internal power supply will switch from VIN to VOUT, which can prevent backflow current flowing from the VOUT pin through the parasitic diode to the VIN pin, while also interrupting current flowing from VIN to the IC.