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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.

TPS22810DRVT by Texas Instruments is a peripheral driver with a max supply voltage of 18V and built-in protections for transient, thermal, and under voltage. It has 6 terminals in a small outline package style suitable for industrial applications. The device can handle an output current of up to 2A in sink direction.

ULN-2003A by Sprague Electric is a 7-bit bipolar peripheral driver with a max output current of 0.35 A and nominal voltage of 50 V. It features a rectangular plastic/epoxy package, dual terminal position, and operates in temperatures ranging from 0 to 70°C. Ideal for driving various loads in commercial applications.

NCP45520IMNTWG-H 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.

PTPS272C45ARHFR by Texas Instruments is a peripheral driver with 2 functions, operating voltage range of 6-36V, and built-in protections. It is used in automotive applications due to its high side driver feature and standard input characteristics. The chip carrier package style with very thin profile makes it suitable for compact designs.

STMicroelectronics' VN5160S-E is a peripheral driver with 8-36V power supplies, built-in protections, and 10us turn-on time. It features a small outline package suitable for buffer or inverter-based interface IC applications. The device offers source output current flow direction and measures 4.9mm x 3.9mm in size.

STMicroelectronics' VN820B5-E is a MOS technology-based peripheral driver with built-in protections for transient, over current, over voltage, thermal, and under voltage. It operates within a power supply range of 8-36V and can handle a max output current of 9A. This small outline package is ideal for buffer or inverter applications requiring a source flow direction.

ULN2003LVDR by Texas Instruments is a 7-bit buffer/inverter-based peripheral driver with a nominal output peak current limit of 1A. It operates b/w -40 to 85°C, featuring open-collector output polarity and built-in transient protections. Ideal for applications requiring sink current flow direction in compact spaces due to its small outline package style.

AUIR2085STR by Infineon is a CMOS peripheral driver with 8 terminals, operating voltage of 10-15V. It offers built-in protections against transient, over current, and under voltage. Ideal for automotive applications due to AEC-Q100 screening and small outline package style.

FPF2123 by Onsemi is a peripheral driver with 5.5V max supply voltage, 0.8A output peak current limit, and built-in protections. It is used in industrial applications requiring a compact form factor and operates b/w -40 to 85°C.

BTS721L1XUMA1 by Infineon is a peripheral driver with 4 functions, MOS technology, and 20 terminals. It offers built-in protections for transient, over current, over voltage, thermal, and under voltage scenarios. This small outline package is ideal for applications requiring a nominal voltage of 12V and a max output peak current limit of 9.8A.

DRV103U/2K5G4 by Texas Instruments is a peripheral driver with a max supply voltage of 32V and built-in protections for transient, over current, and thermal issues. It operates in a temperature range from -55°C to 125°C, making it suitable for military-grade applications. With a nominal output peak current limit of 3.5A, this buffer or inverter-based peripheral driver is ideal for various electronic systems requiring precise control.

Toshiba TBD62083AFNG is an 8-bit BCDMOS peripheral driver with a max output current of 0.4A. It operates b/w -40 to 85°C, suitable for industrial applications. This rectangular package with 18 terminals offers built-in transient protection and sink output current flow direction.

HALF BRIDGE BASED PERIPHERAL DRIVER; Terminal Form: GULL WING; No. of Terminals: 28; Package Shape: RECTANGULAR; Terminal Position: DUAL; Nominal Output Peak Current Limit: 1.2 A;

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.

BTS5210LAUMA1 by Infineon is a peripheral driver with 2 functions, operating at 5.5-40V. It offers built-in protections for transient, over current, and over voltage scenarios. This small outline device is ideal for applications requiring a nominal output peak current limit of 3.9A and turn-on/off times of 250/270µs.

ADUM4223ARWZ by Analog Devices is a Peripheral Driver with 2 functions, operating at 3-5.5V. It offers thermal and under voltage protection, suitable for automotive applications. This small outline package has 16 terminals, Gull Wing form, and supports up to 4A output peak current limit.

BSP752R by Infineon Technologies is a peripheral driver with built-in protections for transient, over current, and over voltage. It operates at supply voltages ranging from 6V to 52V and has a max output current of 1.3A. This MOS technology-based device is ideal for applications requiring buffer or inverter based peripheral drivers in automotive systems.

BTS442E2E3062AXT by Infineon Technologies is a peripheral driver with a max supply voltage of 42V. It offers built-in protections for transient, over current, over voltage, thermal, and under voltage conditions. This MOS technology-based device has a nominal output peak current limit of 70A and is commonly used as a buffer or inverter based peripheral driver.

BTS3408GXUMA1 by Infineon is a MOS peripheral driver with 60V max supply voltage, 0.55A output current limit, and 8us turn-on/off time. It's used for buffering or inverting signals in various applications requiring overcurrent, overvoltage, transient, and thermal protections.