Driver IC MIC5891

powerCMOS voltage detector

The MIC5891 latched driver is a high-voltage, high current integrated circuit comprised of eight CMOS data latches, CMOS control circuitry for the common STROBE and OUTPUT ENABLE, and bipolar Darlington transistor drivers for each latch. Bipolar/MOS construction provides extremely low power latches with maximum interface flexibility. The MIC5891 will typically operate at 5MHz with a 5V logic supply. The CMOS inputs are compatible with standard CMOS, PMOS, and NMOS logic levels. TTL circuits may be used with appropriate pull-up resistors to ensure a proper logic-high input. A CMOS serial data output allows additional drivers to be cascaded when more than 8 bits are required. The MIC5891 has open-emitter outputs with suppression diodes for protection against inductive load transients. The output transistors are capable of sourcing 500mA and will sustain at least 35V in the on-state. Simultaneous operation of all drivers at maximum rated current requires a reduction in duty cycle due to package power limitations. Outputs may be paralleled for higher load current capability. The MIC5891 is available in a 16-pin plastic DIP package (N) and 16-pin wide SOIC package (WM). Product Features High-voltage, high-current outputs Output transient protection diodes 5MHz typical data input rate Low-power CMOS latches Parametrics Type - Source Output Channels - 8 Vout Operating (V) - Transient - 50 Vout Operating (V) - Sustained - 35 Iout (mA) per Channel - -500 Output Structure - Darlington Open Emitter Input Structure - Serial