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Short circuit protection function
The short circuit protection function prevents excessive current from flowing by stopping operation when the power supply line or load is short-circuited due to some kind of abnormality. In TCKE800 / 805 / 812 series, if the output current is 1.6 times the current limit (ILIM) for a very short period of time, the output is judged to be short-circuited and this function operates.
Short circuit protection waveform
Toshiba eFuse IC uses a short circuit protection circuit (Fast trip function) that operates at high speed.
The above figure shows the operating waveform (*) of the simulated Fast trip function.
The simulation results show that the current is suppressed to near zero 150 ns (typ.) after the short circuit occurs.
* In the actual circuit, the operating waveform may differ due to the influence of parasitic resistance and capacitance such as wiring.
Basics of eFuse ICs
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