TLE7236E

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The TLE7236E is part of the Power Management Integrated Circuit (PMIC) family of products designed by Infineon Technologies and specializes in power distribution switches, load drivers, and general purpose device control and monitoring.

The power distribution switch is used to provide a direct electrical connection between a source, such as a battery or other power supply, and an electrical device such as a computer, motor, or lamp. The TLE7236E is an intelligent switch which can be programmed to suit the needs of any particular application through the use of the integrated control logic.

The load driver is used to regulate the flow of power to and from a load. The TLE7236E can be used to control the load current, and is capable of both boosting and bucking the current. It also provides for current limiting, overvoltage protection, and thermal protection to ensure safe operation under all conditions.

The general purpose device control and monitoring function of the TLE7236E is used to monitor and control the operation of various devices and components in an electronic system. This includes the monitoring of current and voltage levels, as well as the control of the various power supply and communication lines. This can all be done using the integrated digital interface.

The TLE7236E also has a range of additional features which make it an ideal choice for many different PMIC applications. It offers fault protection against overcurrent, undervoltage, and overvoltage conditions, and can be programmed using the SPI and I2C interfaces. In addition, the TLE7236E operates from a supply voltage of 4.5V to 24V and can be configured for a wide variety of power management requirements.

Overall, the TLE7236E is an excellent choice for use in a wide range of PMIC applications. It provides for power distribution switch, load driver, and general purpose device control and monitoring, making it ideal for numerous applications requiring flexible, reliable power management.

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