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US201 - HIGH-SIDE POWER SWITCHES

Download the US201 datasheet PDF. This datasheet also covers the US201C variant, as both devices belong to the same high-side power switches family and are provided as variant models within a single manufacturer datasheet.

General Description

The UTC US201/A/B/C series are 80mΩ high-side power switches.

There’s internal single low voltage N-Channel MOSFET which makes it an ideal for all USB applications.

This MOSFET should be driven by a charge pump circuitry inside.

Key Features

  • N-Channel MOSFET.
  • Supply Current:.
  • Switch On : 25μA(Typ).
  • Switch Off : 1μA (Typ).
  • Load Current 500mA for US201 and 1.0A for US201A/B/C.
  • Input Voltage from 2V ~ 5.5V.
  • In Off-State: Output Voltage can be Higher than Input.

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Note: The manufacturer provides a single datasheet file (US201C-UnisonicTechnologies.pdf) that lists specifications for multiple related part numbers.

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UNISONIC TECHNOLOGIES CO., LTD US201/A/B/C HIGH-SIDE POWER SWITCHES WITH FLAG  DESCRIPTION The UTC US201/A/B/C series are 80mΩ high-side power switches. There’s internal single low voltage N-Channel MOSFET which makes it an ideal for all USB applications. This MOSFET should be driven by a charge pump circuitry inside. Its switch on resistance is as low as 80mΩ which we know specially meets the drop voltage for USB applications. The flag pin can output an open-drain fault flag to next controller. There’re lots internal special ways for protecting the chip’s operation. When in hot-plug events, there’s large current which can create the upstream voltage droop to match the USB’s voltage droop requirements and soft-start for isolating the power source.