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Charge Protection IC for Mobile USB Devices

The Industry’s Smallest High-Performance Charge Protection IC for Mobile USB Devices

ROHM has recently developed the most compact high-performance USB charge protection IC to protect battery driven (i.e. nickel hydride, lithium ion) devices from damage due to excessive current or voltage surges during USB charging.

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The BD6040GUL features improved safety design and integrates high performance protection circuits (i.e. low 125mΩ ON-resistance FET switch, 28V overvoltage lockout, undervoltage lockout, overcurrent protection, startup delay, and temperature protection) into a 1.6 x 1.6mm2 ultra-compact CSP (chip scale package) that reduces mounting area by 30% over conventional products. A market-leading current consumption of 45ľA makes it ideal for battery charging via USB or adapter for mobile phones, portable audio players, IC recorders, digital cameras, and handheld gaming devices.

 

BD6040GUL - Product Bulletin

 

Main features of the BD6040GUL:

1) Ultra-compact CSP package (1.6mm×1.6mm×0.55mm max)
2) Low 45ľA current consumption
3) Built-in 28V overvoltage protection circuit
4) Low ON-resistance FET (125mΩ)
5) Integrated OVLO (Over Voltage Lock Out) circuit (6.4V)
6) Equipped with UVLO (Under Voltage Lock Out) circuit (2.65V)
7) 2ms startup delay circuit incorporated
8) Built-in overcurrent protection circuit (1.2A)

 

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bd6040gul

BD6040GUL
BD6040GUL

Major Features:

  • Ultra-compact CSP package (1.6mm×1.6mm×0.55mm max)
  • Low 45ľA current consumption 
  • Built-in 28V overvoltage protection circuit
  • Low ON-resistance FET (125mΩ)
  • Integrated OVLO (Over Voltage Lock Out) circuit (6.4V)
  • Equipped with UVLO (Under Voltage Lock Out) circuit (2.65V)
  • 2ms startup delay circuit incorporated
  • Built-in overcurrent protection circuit (1.2A)

 

 
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