Typical Application Circuit for NCP361 USB Positive Overvoltage Protection Controller with Internal PMOS FET and Overcurrent Protection

Reference Design using part NCP361SNT1G by onsemi

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Manufacturer

onsemi
  • Application Category
    Power Management
  • Product Type
    Microprocessor Power Supervisory

For End Products

  • MP3 Player
  • Personal Digital Assistant
  • Set-Top Box
  • Smart Phone
  • USB Applications

Description

  • Typical Application Circuit for NCP361 Voltage Detector. The NCP361 disconnects systems at its output when wrong VBUS operating conditions are detected at its input. The system is positive over-voltage protected up to +20V

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NCP361SNT1G onsemi Supervisory Circuits Processor Supervisor 5.675V 1 Open Drain 5-Pin TSOP T/R Buy

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