Infineon BTS443P PROFET Smart Highside Power Switch Data Sheet

This data sheet provides the technical specifications of PROFET® BTS 443 P, including reverse battery protection, short circuit protection, current limitation, overload protection, thermal shutdown, overvoltage protection, loss of ground protection, Vbb protection, very low standby current, fast demagnetization, electrostatic discharge protection, optimized static electromagnetic compatibility, etc.


Infineon BTS443P PROFET Smart Highside Power Switch Data Sheet - cover page
Brand
Infineon
Category
Power Management
Document type
Datasheet
Language
English
Pages
13
File format
PDF
File size
230 KB
Published
06 April, 2012
Updated
30 September, 2023
Model
BTS443P
MD5 checksum
4C7E0AE636C38827D0B7AD1E4B40B4EC

About this manual

The BTS443P is a smart high‑side power switch from Infineon that integrates multiple protection functions such as reverse‑battery, over‑voltage, short‑circuit, overload, thermal shutdown and ESD protection. It includes a built‑in current‑sense circuit that provides proportional feedback for load monitoring.

The datasheet provides pin definitions, maximum ratings, thermal and electrical characteristics, diagnostic functions, and package information (TO‑252‑5‑1 D‑Pak). It also describes the Reversave™ reverse‑battery protection scheme and how to connect multiple devices in parallel for higher current capability.

What's inside

  • Product Summary
  • Features
  • Pin Configuration
  • Maximum Ratings
  • Thermal Characteristics
  • Electrical Characteristics
  • Diagnostic Characteristics
  • Truth Table
  • Input Circuit (ESD Protection)
  • Package and Ordering Code

Specifications

Continuous load current (IL)2 A
ESD capability (Human Body Model)4 kV
PackageTO‑252‑5‑1 (D‑Pak‑5)

Frequently asked questions

What is the maximum continuous load current of the BTS443P?

The device can continuously drive up to 2 A, and it can tolerate short‑circuit currents up to 110 A.

Which protection functions are integrated in the BTS443P?

It includes reverse‑battery protection, over‑voltage (including load‑dump), short‑circuit, overload, thermal shutdown, and electrostatic‑discharge protection.

How does the current‑sense output work?

The current‑sense output provides a proportional current proportional to the load current with a typical sense ratio of about 8200.

What package does the BTS443P use?

The part is supplied in a TO‑252‑5‑1 D‑Pak‑5 surface‑mount package.

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