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STMicroelectronics VNQ5050KTR-E is a 4-function peripheral driver with max supply voltage of 36V and output current of 2A. It features built-in protections for transient, over current, over voltage, thermal, and under voltage. Ideal for applications requiring SOURCE flow direction in small outline package style.

STMicroelectronics' VN5016AJ-E is a peripheral driver with 36V max supply voltage, built-in protections, and 12 terminals. It features CMOS technology, 0.8mm terminal pitch, and SOURCE output current flow direction. Ideal for BUFFER OR INVERTER BASED applications in various industries due to its compact size and robust design.

EL7156CSZ-T7 by Renesas Electronics is a full bridge peripheral driver with 3.5A output current limit, suitable for industrial applications. It operates b/w -40 to 85°C, with a supply voltage range of 4.5-16.5V. This small outline package has dual terminals and matte tin finish, making it ideal for surface mount designs.

BTS4300SGAXUMA1 by Infineon: Peripheral driver with 8 terminals, max supply voltage of 34V. Used for sink output current flow direction applications. Offers built-in protections against transient, over/under voltage & thermal issues.

TPS22810DBVR by Texas Instruments is a 6-terminal peripheral driver with max supply voltage of 18V and output current of 2A. It operates b/w -40 to 105°C, suitable for industrial applications requiring transient, thermal, and under-voltage protections. The small outline package with gull wing terminals makes it ideal for surface mount designs in compact spaces.

TPS27S100ARRKR by Texas Instruments is a high-side driver with 16 terminals and built-in protections for transient, over current, thermal, and under voltage. It operates b/w -40 to 125°C, suitable for automotive applications. With a max supply voltage of 40V and turn-on time of 80µs, it offers efficient sink output current flow direction.

ADUM3223BRZ by Analog Devices is a peripheral driver with 2 functions, operating voltage range of 3-5.5V, and built-in thermal and under voltage protections. Ideal for automotive applications due to its small outline package style and gull wing terminal form.

UCC27201DRMT by Texas Instruments is a peripheral driver with 2 channels, 3A max output current, and 12V nominal voltage. It features under-voltage protection, operates in automotive temperature grade range (-40 to 140 °C), and has a small outline package style. Ideal for half-bridge based applications requiring source/sink output current flow direction.

LMG1020YFFT by Texas Instruments is a peripheral driver with 6 terminals, operating voltage range of 4.75V to 5.25V, and max output current of 7A. It features built-in thermal and under voltage protections, making it suitable for automotive applications requiring fast turn-on/off times and source/sink current flow direction control.

BUFFER OR INVERTER BASED PERIPHERAL DRIVER; Temperature Grade: COMMERCIAL; Terminal Form: THROUGH-HOLE; No. of Terminals: 16; Package Code: DIP; Package Shape: RECTANGULAR;

SIPO BASED PERIPHERAL DRIVER; Temperature Grade: AUTOMOTIVE; Terminal Form: GULL WING; No. of Terminals: 32; Package Code: HSSOP; Package Shape: RECTANGULAR;

STMicroelectronics VN330SP-E is a 4-function peripheral driver with built-in protections. It operates at supply voltages b/w 10-36V, suitable for automotive applications. With a max output current of 0.5A and turn-on/off times of 60/40us, it offers reliable performance in compact dimensions (9.4x7.5x3.75mm).

BTS441RGXT by Infineon Technologies is a peripheral driver with a max supply voltage of 43V and built-in protections for transient, over current, over voltage, and thermal issues. It has a nominal output peak current limit of 21A and is used as a buffer or inverter-based peripheral driver in various applications requiring sink output current flow direction.

STMicroelectronics' VN5E160MSTR-E is a peripheral driver with 8-28V power supplies, 1A max output current, and built-in protections. Ideal for applications requiring buffer or inverter-based interface ICs, it offers sink output current flow direction and operates at supply voltages ranging from 4.5V to 28V.

SI1040X-T1-GE3 by Vishay Intertechnology is a Peripheral Driver with 6 terminals, 8A output current, and built-in transient protection. It operates at supply voltages ranging from 1.8V to 8V and is ideal for buffer or inverter-based interface IC applications requiring source and sink current flow control.

TPS272C45ARHFR by Texas Instruments is a peripheral driver with 2 functions, operating at 6-36V. It offers built-in protections against transient, over current, and over voltage. Ideal for automotive applications due to its high side driver and low turn-on/off times.

TPS22810DRVR by Texas Instruments is a 6-terminal peripheral driver with max supply voltage of 18V. It offers built-in protections for transient, thermal, and under voltage conditions. Ideal for industrial applications requiring a compact (0.8mm seated height) and high output current (2A) solution.

VND14NV04-1-E by STMicroelectronics is a 3-terminal peripheral driver with built-in protections against transient, over current, and over voltage. It has a max output peak current limit of 18A and turn-on time of 4.5µs. Ideal for applications requiring buffer or inverter based interface ICs in compact spaces due to its small dimensions (6.5mm x 2.4mm x 6.1mm).

DRV104PWPR by Texas Instruments is a PWM-based peripheral driver with a max supply voltage of 32V and built-in protections for overcurrent and thermal issues. It has a max output current of 1.2A, making it suitable for industrial applications requiring precise control of peripheral devices. With its small outline package style and source flow direction, this driver is ideal for compact electronic designs that demand efficient power management.

VNQ5050AK-E by STMicroelectronics is a peripheral driver with a max supply voltage of 36V. It has built-in protections for transient, over current, over voltage, thermal, and under voltage conditions. This IC type interface driver is commonly used in applications requiring buffer or inverter based peripheral drivers.