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The NCP398MUTBG from On Semiconductor is an overvoltage protection IC specifically designed to safeguard VCONN against overvoltages in applications where VCONN is derived from the VBUS supply. This device continuously monitors for undervoltage, overvoltage, and thermal events, providing rapid protection by opening the internal power MOSFET instantaneously during an overvoltage condition.
Key electrical specifications include over-voltage protection up to 28V and on-chip low Rdson NMOS transistors with a typical resistance of 200 mΩ. The IC operates within a temperature range of -40°C to 85°C and has a low quiescent current of 40µA. It is enabled via an EN pin, allowing for shutdown mode to decrease current consumption.
Packaged in a compact 6-UDFN (2x2 mm) with an exposed pad for thermal dissipation, the NCP398MUTBG is suitable for space-constrained designs. Its primary application is in USB Type-C systems, making it ideal for smartphones and tablets requiring robust overvoltage protection for their VCONN lines.
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The operating voltage is 28V.
It is a 6-UDFN exposed pad package (2x2mm) for surface mount.
The operating temperature range is -40°C to 85°C.
The over-voltage protection is rated up to 28V.
The typical on-chip NMOS resistance is 200mΩ.
The supply current is 40µA.