Texas Instruments TPIC2404
The TPIC2404 is a monolithic high-voltage The tab is electrically connected to the GND pins. The high-efficiency power switch is optimized for applications where a very rugged power switch is required. The device tolerates power supply transients and reverse battery conditions up to 13 V.ą TPIC2404 INTELLIGENTĆPOWER QUAD LOWĆSIDE SWITCH ą SLIS007A − D3299, AUGUST 1989 − REVISED MAY 1993
● 1-A Current Capability Per Channel
● 45-V Inductive Switching Voltage Capability
● Current Sink Inputs Compatible With TTL or CMOS Devices
● Output Clamp Diodes for Inductive Transient Protection
● Independent Thermal Shutdown Protection
● Overvoltage Shutdown Protection
● Independent Channel Current Limit
● Error Sensing
● Extended Temperature Range of −40°C to 125°C description KN PACKAGE (TOP VIEW) 15 14 GND 4A 13 4Y 12 3, 4 CLAMP 11 3Y 10 3A 9 ENABLE 8 GND 7 VCC 6 2A 5 2Y 4 1, 2 CLAMP 3 1Y 2 1A 1 FAULT high-current quadruple low-side switch especially designed for driving from low-level logic to peripheral loads such as relays, solenoids, motors, lamps, and other high-voltage high-current loads. The TPIC2404 features four inverting open-collector outputs controlled by a common-enable input. When ENABLE is low, the outputs are disabled. An error-sensing circuit monitors load and device faults.
● 1-A Current Capability Per Channel
● 45-V Inductive Switching Voltage Capability
● Current Sink Inputs Compatible With TTL or CMOS Devices
● Output Clamp Diodes for Inductive Transient Protection
● Independent Thermal Shutdown Protection
● Overvoltage Shutdown Protection
● Independent Channel Current Limit
● Error Sensing
● Extended Temperature Range of −40°C to 125°C description KN PACKAGE (TOP VIEW) 15 14 GND 4A 13 4Y 12 3, 4 CLAMP 11 3Y 10 3A 9 ENABLE 8 GND 7 VCC 6 2A 5 2Y 4 1, 2 CLAMP 3 1Y 2 1A 1 FAULT high-current quadruple low-side switch especially designed for driving from low-level logic to peripheral loads such as relays, solenoids, motors, lamps, and other high-voltage high-current loads. The TPIC2404 features four inverting open-collector outputs controlled by a common-enable input. When ENABLE is low, the outputs are disabled. An error-sensing circuit monitors load and device faults.