Current-limit switch is digitally programmable


Posted on Jan 29, 2013

Current-limit switches are virtually ubiquitous in system controls. They provide a safe means for regulating the current delivered to a load circuit. The switches allow the load current to increase to a programmed limit but no higher. Typically, the current limit is a function of the voltage across an external resistor, produced by the current from a fixed source internal to the switch IC. This voltage serves as the reference for an internal current-limiting amplifier.






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