BTS500701TMAATMA1

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The BTS500701TMAATMA1 is a multi-channel power distribution switch, load driver, and mixed signal IC from Diodes Incorporated. It is ideal for applications that require precise current control, temperature sensing, and switching. The device is capable of controlling currents up to 1.5A with a resolution of 0.1A. It offers integrated thermal protection and switching operation up to 10kHz.

The device provides precise current control using its programmable current source, current sense amplifier and PWM controller. It also offers built-in temperature sensing and switching capability, with a temperature range of -40°C to +65°C. It has programmable current limit, current sense offset and PWM frequency. Additionally, it features a low-on-resistance driver, which enables switch over frequencies up to 10kHz.

The BTS500701TMAATMA1 features two channels for switching and programming, enabling up to two independent current paths. The device integrates a low-side load switching channel and a high-side load switching channel, each with its own current limit, current sensing and PWM setting. The device also offers dedicated logic output pins, providing open-drain outputs for each channel. This allows the channels to be connected together to provide additional control states.

The BTS500701TMAATMA1 integrates self-protection features, such as thermal protection, current limit, and over-voltage protection, allowing the device to monitor and protect itself. It also offers ESD protection on all pins. Additionally, the device contains an on-chip programmable real-time clock, enabling high accuracy timing and monitoring.

The BTS500701TMAATMA1 is suitable for use in power distribution, load switching, mixed-signal and temperature sensing applications, such as battery chargers, LED lighting, portable computers, mobile phones, and embedded systems. The device provides precise current control and temperature sensing, enabling efficient operation of power distribution and load switching systems.

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