Key facts
- Brand
- Infineon
- Model
- BTS 7750 G
- Category
- power switch
- Documents
- 3
- Languages
- EN · ZH
- Last added
- 2012-04-05
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Infineon BTS 7750 GP Datasheet
The BTS 7750 GP is a quad D‑MOS switch driver from Infineon's TrilithIC family, integrating one double high‑side switch and two low‑side switches in a single package. It is optimized for DC motor management and can be configured as a bridge or as independent switches.
Key features include low on‑resistance (70 mΩ high‑side, 45 mΩ low‑side), a typical quiescent current of 5 pA, short‑circuit and over‑temperature protection, and operation up to 40 V. The device is supplied in a P‑TO263‑15‑1 PowerPak package with thermal optimization for automotive and industrial applications.
Infineon BTS 7750 G specifications
| Maximum peak current | typ. 12 A @ 25 °C |
|---|---|
| High‑side on‑resistance (R_on) | typ. 70 mΩ @ 25 °C |
| Low‑side on‑resistance (R_on) | typ. 45 mΩ @ 25 °C |
| Quiescent current | typ. 5 pA @ 25 °C |
| Operating voltage range | up to 40 V |
| Supply voltage (absolute max) | 42 V |
Source: Infineon BTS 7750 GP Datasheet
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Questions answered in these manuals
What is the maximum peak current of the BTS 7750 GP?
The device can handle a typical maximum peak current of 12 A at 25 °C.
How many switches are integrated in the BTS 7750 GP?
It contains three switches: one double high‑side switch and two low‑side switches.
What is the maximum peak current of the BTS 7750 G?
The device can deliver a typical peak current of 12 A at 25 °C.
How many switches are integrated in the BTS 7750 G?
The IC contains one double high‑side switch and two low‑side switches.
What is the typical on‑resistance of the high‑side switch?
The typical high‑side on‑resistance is 70 mΩ at 25 °C.
What is the maximum peak current the device can handle?
The device can handle a typical peak current of 12 A at 25 °C.