SGM3005XMS/TR
SG Micro Corp
The SGM3005XMS/TR is a dual bidirectional SPDT analog switch from SG Micro Corp. It operates from a 1.8V to 5.5V single power supply and features low on-resistance.
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The SGM2534BXTD10G/TR is a compact and feature-rich electronic fuse (eFuse) designed for 12V systems by SG Micro Corp. It provides a comprehensive suite of protection functions, including a fixed 15V over-voltage clamp and a programmable current limit ranging from 2A to 5A with ±15% accuracy.
Key features include under-voltage lockout, programmable VOUT slew rate, and thermal shutdown protection. The device is available in a green TDFN-3x3-10L package, suitable for surface mount applications. Its robust design makes it well-suited for system protection in applications such as servers, motherboard power management, and PCIE SSDs.
With a typical ON-resistance of 26mΩ, the SGM2534BXTD10G/TR minimizes power loss. It operates across a wide temperature range of -40°C to +125°C, ensuring reliability in demanding environments. The eFuse offers both auto-retry and latch-off thermal shutdown options depending on the specific variant.
This load switch is designed for applications requiring precise current limiting and over-voltage protection, safeguarding sensitive components from voltage surges and overcurrent conditions. Its integrated MOSFET and protection circuitry simplify system design.
The typical on-resistance is 26mOhm.
The current limit is programmable from 2A to 5A.
The fixed over-voltage clamp is set at 15V.
The operating temperature range is -40°C to +125°C.
It is offered in a TDFN-3x3-10L surface mount package.
Yes, it includes thermal shutdown protection.
The current limit accuracy is ±15%.
