NCV7424
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ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS
Definitions
All voltages are referenced to GND (Pins 10, 14. These
pins are electrically connected inside of the package).
Positive currents flow into the IC.
Table 5. DC CHARACTERISTICS (V
BB
= 5 V to 27 V; T
J
= −40°C to +150°C; R
L(LIN−VBB)
= 500 W, unless otherwise specified.
Typical values are given at V(V
BB
) = 12 V and T
J
= 25°C, unless otherwise specified.)
Symbol
Parameter Conditions Min Typ Max Unit
CURRENT CONSUMPTION
I
BB
_ON_rec V
BB
Consumption Normal Mode; LIN Recessive
V
LINx
= V
BB
2.3 4.7 mA
I
BB
_ON_dom V
BB
Consumption Normal Mode; LIN Dominant
TxDx = Low
16.5 28 mA
I
BB
_STB V
BB
Consumption Standby Mode
V
LINx
= V
BB
0.22 0.45 mA
I
BB
_SLP V
BB
Consumption Sleep Mode
V
LINx
= V
BB
11 35
mA
I
BB
_SLP_18V V
BB
Consumption Sleep Mode, V
BB
< 18 V
V
LINx
= V
BB
10 33
mA
I
BB
_SLP_12V V
BB
Consumption Sleep Mode, V
BB
= 12 V, T
J
< 85°C
V
LINx
= V
BB
9 30
mA
POR AND V
BB
MONITOR
PORH_V
BB
Power−on Reset
High Level on V
BB
V
BB
Rising 2 3.3 4.5 V
PORL_V
BB
Power−on Reset Low
Level on V
BB
V
BB
Falling 1.7 2.9 4 V
MONH_V
BB
Battery Monitoring
High Level
V
BB
Rising 4.1 4.5 V
MONL_V
BB
Battery Monitoring
Low Level
V
BB
Falling 3 4 V
LIN TRANSMITTERs
VLINx_dom_LoSup
LINx Dominant
Output Voltage
TxDx = Low; V
BB
= 7.3 V 1 1.2 V
VLINx_dom_HiSup LINx Dominant
Output Voltage
TxDx = Low; V
BB
= 18 V 1.4 2.0 V
VLINx_REC LIN Recessive
Output Voltage
TxDx = High; I
LIN
= 10 mA (Note 6)
V
BB
− 1.5 V
BB
V
ILINx_lim Short Circuit Current
Limitation
V
LINx
= V
BB
= 18 V; TxDx = Low 70 140 200 mA
RLINx
slave
Internal Pull−up
Resistance
20 33 47
kW
LIN RECEIVERs
VLINx_bus_dom
Bus Voltage for
Dominant State
0.4 V
BB
VLINx_bus_rec Bus Voltage for
Recessive State
0.6 V
BB
VLINx_rec_dom Receiver Threshold LIN Bus Recessive − Dominant 0.4 0.45 0.6 V
BB
VLINx_rec_rec Receiver Threshold LIN Bus Dominant − Recessive 0.4 0.55 0.6 V
BB
6. The voltage drop in Normal mode between LIN and V
BB
pin is the sum of the diode drop and the drop at serial pull−up resistor. The drop
at the switch is negligible. See Figure 1.