STMicroelectronics VNQ5027AK-E Quad Channel High Side Driver Datasheet

The VNQ5027AK-E is a quad channel high side driver with analog current sense for automotive applications. It features an output current of 42A, 3.0V CMOS compatible input, current sense disable, proportional load current sense, undervoltage shut-down, overvoltage clamp, thermal shutdown, current and power limitation, very low standby current, protection against loss of ground and loss of VCC, very low electromagnetic susceptibility, optimized electromagnetic emission, and reverse battery protection.


STMicroelectronics VNQ5027AK-E Quad Channel High Side Driver Datasheet - cover page
Brand
STMicroelectronics
Document type
Datasheet
Language
English
Pages
31
File format
PDF
File size
449 KB
Published
08 August, 2012
Updated
28 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
121F220784FF9CBD194855159B59959A

About this manual

The VNQ5027AK-E is a monolithic device utilizing STMicroelectronics VIPower technology. It functions as a four-channel high-side switch intended to drive resistive or inductive loads where one side connects to ground. The device features an integrated analog current sense function that provides a signal proportional to the load current when enabled, alongside comprehensive protection mechanisms including undervoltage shut-down, overvoltage clamping, and thermal shutdown.

What's inside

  • Block diagram and pin configuration
  • Electrical specifications
  • Absolute maximum ratings
  • Thermal data
  • Application information
  • GND protection network
  • Load dump protection
  • Package and PC board thermal data

Specifications

Output current (typical)42 A
Operating voltage range4.5 to 36 V
Max on-state resistance (per channel)27 mΩ
Supply current (off-state, typ)2 µA
Max DC reverse ground pin current200 mA

Frequently asked questions

What is the maximum operating supply voltage?

The device supports a maximum DC supply voltage of 41 V.

Does this driver include thermal shutdown protection?

Yes, the device includes thermal shutdown with automatic restart to recover normal operation when fault conditions disappear.

What is the typical on-state resistance per channel?

The typical on-state resistance (RON) for each channel is 27 mΩ.

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