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FPF1108 - (FPF1107 / FPF1108) Advance Load Management Switch

Description

The FPF1107/08 are low RDS P-channel MOSFET load switches of the IntelliMAX™ family.

Integrated slew-rate control prevents inrush current from glitch supply rails with capacitive loads common in power applications.

Features

  • 1.2V to 4V Input Voltage Operating Range Typical RDS(ON): - 35mΩ at VIN=3.3V 55mΩ at VIN=1.8V 85mΩ at VIN=1.2V.

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FPF1107 / FPF1108 — Advance Load Management Switch November 2009 FPF1107 / FPF1108 Advance Load Management Switch Features ƒ ƒ 1.2V to 4V Input Voltage Operating Range Typical RDS(ON): - 35mΩ at VIN=3.3V 55mΩ at VIN=1.8V 85mΩ at VIN=1.2V Description The FPF1107/08 are low RDS P-channel MOSFET load switches of the IntelliMAX™ family. Integrated slew-rate control prevents inrush current from glitch supply rails with capacitive loads common in power applications. The input voltage range operates from 1.2V to 4V to fulfill today's lowest ultra-portable device supply requirements. Switch control is by a logic input (ON-pin) capable of interfacing directly with low-voltage CMOS control signals and GPIOs in embedded processors.
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