NXP Semiconductors - BUK214-50Y

STMicroelectronics' VN750B5-E is a 5-terminal peripheral driver with built-in protections for transient, over current, and over voltage. It operates at supply voltages ranging from 8V to 36V and has a max output current of 2A. Ideal for applications requiring sink output current flow direction in compact spaces.

MAX845ESA+ by Analog Devices is a CMOS technology-based peripheral driver with 8 terminals. It operates b/w -40 to 85°C, with supply voltage range of 4.5-5.5V. This small outline package IC is ideal for industrial applications requiring buffer or inverter based drivers.

FSFR2100 by Onsemi is a peripheral driver with 1 function. It offers built-in protections against over current, over voltage, and thermal issues. With a temperature range of -40 to 85 °C, it is suitable for industrial applications requiring a nominal voltage of 7.5 V.

LM3526M-L/NOPB by Texas Instruments is a peripheral driver with 8 terminals, operating voltage range of 2.7V to 5.5V, and built-in protections for transient, over current, thermal, and under voltage. It has an output current limit of 1.2A and is ideal for automotive applications requiring a small outline package with gull wing terminal form.

STMicroelectronics' VN750SMPTR-E is a peripheral driver with 8-36V power supplies, 2A max output current, and built-in protections. Ideal for applications requiring source flow direction, it features a small outline package style and turn-on/off times of 40/30us.

BUFFER OR INVERTER BASED PERIPHERAL DRIVER; Terminal Form: THROUGH-HOLE; No. of Terminals: 18; Package Code: DIP; Package Shape: RECTANGULAR; No. of Functions: 1;

LMD18201T/NOPB by Texas Instruments is a BCDMOS peripheral driver with PWM, offering 6A output current and 55V max supply voltage. Ideal for automotive applications, it features built-in protections against transient, over current, thermal, and under voltage conditions. With a temperature range of -40 to 125 °C, this rectangular package with flange mount style has 11 terminals in zig-zag position.

Sprague Electric's ULN-2004A is a 16-terminal peripheral driver with max output current of 0.35A and nominal voltage of 50V. It operates in commercial temperature range, making it ideal for various applications requiring bipolar technology and through-hole terminal form.

VN808CM-E by STMicroelectronics is a peripheral driver with 8 functions, operating at 10.5-32V, and offering built-in protections against various faults. With a max output current of 0.7A, it is suitable for automotive applications requiring a reliable buffer or inverter-based interface IC type. This compact driver has a small outline package style and can withstand temperatures ranging from -40 to 125°C.

BTS452TATMA1 by Infineon is a MOS technology peripheral driver with 4 terminals. It offers built-in protections for transient, over current, and over voltage situations. With a max supply voltage of 52V, it is ideal for applications requiring a nominal output peak current limit of 2.2A such as buffer or inverter based systems.

BTS3256DAUMA1 by Infineon is a 5-terminal peripheral driver with built-in protections for transient, over current, and over voltage. It operates at supply voltages b/w 5.5V to 30V, with a nominal output peak current limit of 55A. Ideal for applications requiring fast turn-on/off times and sink output current flow direction in compact designs.

NCP45521IMNTWG-L by Onsemi is a peripheral driver with 8 terminals, operating voltage range of 0.5V to 13.5V, and built-in protections for transient, over current, thermal, and under voltage. It has a small outline package style suitable for industrial applications requiring sink output current flow direction at temperatures ranging from -40°C to 85°C.

STMicroelectronics' VN751S is a peripheral driver with 8-36V power supplies, built-in transient protection, and 2.7A output current limit. Ideal for automotive applications, it operates b/w -40 to 125°C and features a small outline package with gull wing terminals.

LMD18200T/NOPB by Texas Instruments is a peripheral driver with a max supply voltage of 55V and built-in protections for transient, thermal, and under voltage. It has a max output current of 6A and operates in automotive temperature grades. This HB-based driver with PWM is ideal for applications requiring source and sink current flow control.

L9958SB by STMicroelectronics is a FB-based peripheral driver with PWM, offering source and sink output current flow direction. With 16 terminals in a small outline package, it features matte tin terminal finish and gull wing form. Ideal for applications requiring precise motor control in automotive systems.

STMicroelectronics' VN800S-E is a peripheral driver with 8-36V power supplies, built-in protections, and source output current flow. Its compact rectangular package is ideal for applications requiring transient, over current, over voltage, thermal, and under voltage protection in various electronic systems.

TPIC6B595DWRG4 by Texas Instruments is an 8-bit register-based peripheral driver with a max supply voltage of 5.5V and output current flow direction as sink. It has built-in transient protections, operates in automotive temperature grade range (-40 to 125 °C), and is ideal for applications requiring open-drain output characteristics.

DS2482X-100+T by Analog Devices is a peripheral driver with 9 terminals, operating voltage range of 2.9V to 5.5V, and built-in overcurrent protection. It features a compact rectangular package style suitable for industrial applications requiring source output current flow direction.

BUFFER OR INVERTER BASED PERIPHERAL DRIVER; Temperature Grade: INDUSTRIAL; Terminal Form: GULL WING; No. of Terminals: 5; Package Code: LSSOP; Package Shape: RECTANGULAR;

AUIR3315STRL by Infineon is a 5-terminal peripheral driver with built-in protections for automotive applications. It operates b/w -40 to 150 °C, with a supply voltage range of 6-32 V and max output current of 14 A. This small outline package features gull wing terminals and offers fast turn-on/off times suitable for buffer or inverter-based interfaces.