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Generally, load switch ICs incorporate a pull-down resistor between the CONTROL and GND terminals so that their internal circuitry remains stable in the event of the CONTROL terminal being open-circuited. Toshiba’s load switch ICs contain a MOSFET instead of a resistor as shown in Figure 1 in order to reduce control pull-down current (ICT). This MOSFET pulls down the CONTROL signal to GND with an almost constant current sink as shown in Figure 2.
Also see the following document and web page for a description of the CONTROL terminal:
Other load switch ICs: