PI5PD2065UEE

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The PI5PD2065UEE is a general purpose power switch, load driver and power distribution switch integrated circuit. It is designed for applications that require a low-power, low-voltage and low-cost solution for controlling power to external circuits. The PI5PD2065UEE is ideal for automotive, industrial and consumer applications such as DisplayPort, USB Type-C and other portable I/O applications.

The PI5PD2065UEE is a dual-channel N-channel power switch, load driver and power distribution switch. It consists of two N-channel MOSFETs, each with an integrated fault-protection circuit. The two channels are connected in parallel, providing dual-channel control for output devices up to 8.4 A. It also has a fault protection circuit which limits the current if an overload is detected. The PI5PD2065UEE provides a wide range of features including: forward/reverse power control, over-voltage and over-current protection, and diagnostic feedback.All switches have a control input which is connected to the PWM signal source. This controlling voltage can be a digital or analog signal. The PI5PD2065UEE requires an external voltage source between 4.5V and 45V to power the system. The PI5PD2065UEE can be used to drive both linear and switched-mode power supplies.

The PI5PD2065UEE is designed for use in automotive, industrial and consumer applications, and is capable of driving loads up to 8.4 A. The PI5PD2065UEE is a cost-effective solution for applications such as USB Type-C, DisplayPort and other portable I/O devices. It is designed for low-power, low-voltage, and low-cost operations, providing power control and distribution to external circuits. With its integrated fault protection circuit and wide range of features, the PI5PD2065UEE is capable of efficiently controlling power and providing robust power management for a variety of applications.

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