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Overview
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Overview
The TPB76200 device is a high-side NFET driver integrated with a charge pump for a 48-V battery pack. It improves the safety of the battery pack by disconnecting the charging or discharging path at the battery-positive terminator. It avoids high-voltage broking communication ports by continuous ground. The device has a pre-charge or pre-discharge FET control. It can be used as a precharge FET control to charge a depleted battery and to slow the inrush current when a large bulk capacitor load is connected to the battery pack.
The independent enable inputs allow CHG and DSG FETs to be controlled by the battery pack analog front-end device or microcontroller.
The TPB76200 device is compatible with TPB76016, which is a 17-cell battery pack analog front-end device.
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Status
Production
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Rating
Industrial
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Temperature Range (℃)
-40 to +125
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Package
TSSOP16
Development Resources
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Documentation
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Data Sheet
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Selection Guide
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Application Note
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Technical Note
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User Guide
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Test Report
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Data SheetEnglish02/02/2024
High-Side NFET Driver for 48-V Battery Pack
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Technical NoteEnglish01/19/2024
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Technical NoteEnglish01/19/2024
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Selection GuideEnglish01/19/2024
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Application
• Ebikes, Escooters, Emotorcycles
• UPS and Energy Storage Systems
• Base-Station Battery Systems
• 12-V to 48-V Battery Packs
Ordering Detail
| Order Part Number | Buy | Samples | Rating | Feature | Status | 1ku Price | Release Date | Package | Lead time (week) | MSL | Packing | MPQ | CPQ |
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| TPB76200-TS3R | Industrial Grade | / | Production | $0.595 | 2023-12-15 | TSSOP16 | 11 | MSL3 | T&R | 3000 | 15000 |
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