VN920SPTR-E - STMicroelectronics

Manufacturer Part Number

VN920SPTR-E

Manufacturer

stmicroelectronics

Introduction

The VN920SPTR-E is a high-side driver manufactured by STMicroelectronics, designed for power management and load driving applications. It is part of the VIPOWER™ series.

Product Features and Performance

High-side switch for N-channel output

Integrated auto-restart function

Fault protection includes current limiting, over temperature, and over voltage

Operates across a voltage range of 5.5V to 36V

Capable of delivering up to 30A output current

Features a relatively low on-resistance of 15mOhm max, enhancing efficiency

Product Advantages

The integrated fault protection features help prevent damage to the device and the load

High maximum output current suits a wide range of power applications

Operates over a broad temperature range (-40°C to 150°C), suitable for harsh environments

The compact PowerSO-10 package aids in space-saving on PCB designs

Key Technical Parameters

Voltage Load: 5.5V ~ 36V

Current Output (Max): 30A

Rds On (Typ): 15mOhm (Max)

Operating Temperature: -40°C to 150°C

Package: PowerSO-10 Exposed Bottom Pad

Quality and Safety Features

Features current limiting, over temperature, and over voltage protection for enhanced safety and reliability.

Compatibility

The non-inverting input type allows for flexible control interface options.

Surface mount package for compatibility with modern PCB manufacturing processes.

Application Areas

Automotive power distribution

Industrial control systems

Power management in consumer electronics

Product Lifecycle

Obsolete status indicates that the VN920SPTR-E is nearing discontinuation, with potential availability of replacements or upgrades from STMicroelectronics.

Several Key Reasons to Choose This Product

High reliability and safety features make it ideal for critical applications.

Broad operating voltage and temperature range cater to a wide array of use cases.

High current capability supports demanding power distribution tasks.

The obsolete status may make it a cost-effective option for non-critical or short-term projects.