ISL6185 USB power controller circuit design
The ISL6185 family of USB power controllers is engineered to facilitate the development of USB power supply systems with robust overcurrent protection features. Each variant within the family is designed to handle specific requirements, allowing for flexibility in applications ranging from simple consumer electronics to more complex industrial devices. The independent overcurrent protection feature ensures that each USB port can be monitored and controlled separately, preventing potential damage from excessive current draw by connected devices.
The nominal voltage range of +2.5V to +5V allows for compatibility with a wide array of USB devices, ensuring that the power supply can accommodate various operational needs. The device operates efficiently across both commercial and industrial temperature ranges, making it suitable for diverse environments.
The packaging options available within the ISL6185 family provide choices suited to different design constraints, enabling engineers to select the optimal configuration for their specific application. This versatility, combined with the emphasis on reliable overcurrent protection, positions the ISL6185 USB power controller family as a valuable component in the design of modern USB power supply solutions.
In summary, the ISL6185 USB power controller family offers a comprehensive solution for creating efficient and safe USB power supplies, with features that cater to both standard and specialized applications.Using the ISL6185 USB power controller family can be designed a very simple USB power supply electronic project that provides fully independent overcurrent (OC) fault protection for two or more USB ports. This product family consists of sixteen individual functional product variants and three package options and is operation rated for a nominal +2
. 5V to +5V range and specified over the full commercial and industrial temperature ranges. 🔗 External reference
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