Datasheet

AUIPS1051L / AUIPS1052G
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Absolute Maximum Ratings
Absolute maximum ratings indicate sustained limits beyond which damage to the device may occur. (Tj= -40°C..150°C,
Vcc=6..36V unless otherwise specified).
Symbol
Parameter
Min.
Max.
Units
Vds
Maximum drain to source voltage
-0.3
36
V
Vds cont.
Maximum continuous drain to source voltage
-
28
V
Vin
Maximum input voltage
-0.3
6
V
Isd cont.
Max diode continuous current (limited by thermal dissipation)

1.3
A
Pd
Maximum power dissipation (internally limited by thermal protection)
W
Rth=60°C/W AUIPS1051L 1” sqrt. Footprint
2
Rth=100°C/W AUIPS1052G std. footprint
1.25
Tj max.
Maximum operating junction temperature
-40
150
°C
Maximum storage temperature
-55
150
Thermal Characteristics
Symbol
Parameter
Typ.
Max.
Units
Rth1
Thermal resistance junction to ambient AUIPS1051L SOT-223 std. footprint
100

°C/W
Rth2
Thermal resistance junction to ambient AUIPS1051L SOT-223 1” sqrt.
Footprint
60 
Rth1
Thermal resistance junction to ambient AUIPS1052G SO-8 std. Footprint
100

1 die active
Rth1
Thermal resistance junction to ambient AUIPS1052G SO-8 std. footprint
130 
2 die active
Recommended Operating Conditions
These values are given for a quick design. For operation outside these conditions, please consult the application notes.
Symbol
Parameter
Min.
Max.
Units
VIH
High level input voltage
4.5
5.5
V
VIL
Low level input voltage
0
0.5
Ids
Continuous drain current, Tambient=85°C, Tj=125°C, Vin=5V

1.4 A
Rth=60°C/W AUIPS1051L 1” sqrt. Footprint
Continuous drain current, Tambient=85°C, Tj=125°C, Vin=5V
 1.1 A
Rth=100°C/W AUIPS1052G 1” sqrt. Footprint - 1 die active
Continuous drain current, Tambient=85°C, Tj=125°C, Vin=5V
0.5 A
Rth=130°C/W AUIPS1052G 1” sqrt. Footprint - 2 die active
Rin
Recommended resistor in series with IN pin to generate a diagnostic
0.5
10
k
Ω
Max L
Max. recommended load inductance ( including line inductance )(1)

30
µH
Max. F
Max. frequency

10
kHz
Max. t rise
Max. input rise time

1
µs
(1) Higher inductance is possible if maximum load current is limited - see figure 11