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STEF12H60MPUR Datasheet(PDF) 13 Page - STMicroelectronics

Part # STEF12H60MPUR
Description  60 A electronic fuse for 12 V DC rail
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Device functional description
The STEF12H60M is a 12 V electronic fuse (eFuse), which is able to limit the current during fault events, such as
output overload or short-circuit.
The current limiting loop is also used during the start-up phase of the eFuse to avoid startups into faulty loads.
During normal operation, the eFuse works as a low-resistance power switch, therefore the output voltage follows
the input one. In case of overcurrent event, the eFuse limits the VGS of the internal MOSFET switch, in order to
clamp the output current to a safe value.
If the fault persists, after a predefined safety timer, or in case the die temperature hits the thermal protection
threshold, due to the increased power dissipation, the device goes into shutdown, the internal switch is turned off
and the load is disconnected from the power supply. The device is latched in this off-state until a power supply
re-cycle is performed. The auto-retry version instead, is able to re-try starting the device after a fault event, with a
typical delay of 1 ms.
The current limit and soft-start features are programmable by the user, through external components.
6.1
UVLO ON/PD function
The device is supplied through the VIN pins, which carry the power directly to the internal power MOSFET drain
connection, and the VINF pin, which is the input of the internal regulator, used to supply the analog and logic
circuits. This pin must be connected externally to VIN through an R-C filter (see Section 3 Typical application).
The UVLO (undervoltage lockout) monitors the voltage of the internally regulated VDD node and turns on the
device when VDD > VDD_ON (typically 4.3 V). If VDD falls below the UVLO hysteresis threshold (VDD < VDD_OFF),
the device is turned off including the reset of fault state.
6.2
ON/PD function
During turn-on, provided that the UVLO rising threshold has been surpassed, the start-up procedure begins once
the device is enabled via the ON/PD pin. The ON/PD is a logical input with a dual functionality, according to the
following description:
1.
Enable/disable the device: when VON/PD > VON, the device is enabled. If VON/PD is pulled down to VOFF or
a lower voltage, the device is disabled and the output is shut down. In case the shutdown occurred due to a
fault (thermal, overcurrent, failed startup), the device cannot be turned on again via the ON/PD pin. To reset
the device from this latched status, a power supply re-cycle is necessary. Alternatively, a reset can be forced
without turning off the power supply, by pulling VDD pin below the UVLO voltage and then releasing it.
2.
Activate/deactivate the output discharge feature (PD – output pulldown): if VON/PD is kept between VPD (typ.
0.8 V) and VOFF (typ. 1.2 V) for at least 2 ms (tPD), the integrated 0.77 kΩ RPD discharging resistor is
connected between VOUT and GND
The ON/PD pin has an internal pull-up current generator connected to the internal LDO, therefore, if the pin is not
connected to an external controller IC, it goes to the ON-state (device enabled).
The 5 µA ON/PD bias current can be used to charge an external capacitor; in this manner prolonging the initial
delay time, defined as the time interval between power supply reaching the UVLO threshold and the output
voltage controlled ramp-up initialization.
6.3
Soft-start
The device provides monotonic, controlled start-up ramp, in order to keep the inrush current under control. The
output voltage rise time can be set by an external CSS, which is charged with a constant current during the start-
up phase. The soft-start range is adjustable from 1 to 100 ms.
Given the required ramp-up time, the CSS capacitance can be calculated according to the following equation:
CSS=N× tSS×ISS×10
VIN
(1)
where VIN is typically 12 V, tSS is in the 10-100 ms range and N is the number of eFuses in parallel.
STEF12H60M
Device functional description
DS13608 - Rev 3
page 13/34



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