Datasheet
LM5041B
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SNVS605 –MAY 2009
Thermal Protection
Internal Thermal Shutdown circuitry is provided to protect the integrated circuit in the event that the maximum
junction temperature is exceeded. When activated, typically at 165 degrees Celsius, the controller is forced into a
low-power standby state, disabling the output drivers and the bias regulator. This feature is provided to prevent
catastrophic failures from accidental device overheating.
Differences Between LM5041, LM5041A and LM5041B
There are five differences between LM5041, LM5041A and LM5041B. In the LM5041A and the LM5041B
versions, the hiccup mode over-current protection is not employed and the VCC bias regulator is not disabled by
SS pin shutdown state. In the LM5041B version, both HD and LD will be low state when the PWM controller
disabled. In the LM5041 and the LM5041B version, PWM controller is disabled by either a UVLO pin low state or
SS pin shutdown state. Also in the LM5041B version, the REF pin output is not disabled by a UVLO pin low
state. However, if VCC does not receive power from an external source, the UVLO pin low state will disable the
internal VCC regulator and a VCC under-voltage condition will eventually disable REF as the VCC voltage falls.
Differences Between LM5041, LM5041A and LM5041B
ITEM LM5041 LM5041A LM5041B
Hiccup mode over-current protection Available N/A N/A
VCC disabled by SS shutdown Yes No No
REF disabled by UVLO pin low state Yes Yes No
BUCK controller disabled by SS shutdown Yes No Yes
HD : LOW HD : LOW HD : LOW
BUCK driver states when the controller disabled
LD :HIGH LD : HIGH LD : LOW
Logic Table
CONTROLS PIN STATES
MODE DEVICE
UVLO SS VCC REF HD LD PUSH&PULL
LM5041
Normal
HIGH - LM5041A 9V 5V PWM PWM 50% Duty Cycle
Operation
LM5041B
LM5041
HIGH
UVLO
LOW - LM5041A GND GND LOW LOW
Shutdown
LM5041B LOW
LM5041 GND GND LOW
HIGH
SS
HIGH LOW LM5041A LOW
Shutdown
9V 5V 50% Duty Cycle
LM5041B LOW
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