Electronic fuse IC
An integrated semiconductor power-path device providing the selected current-limiting and protection functions.
In plain English
An integrated load switch connects or disconnects a supply path under an enable or control signal.
A controller can turn a subsystem's supply on only when it is needed.
Put supply input, switched output and enable control on separate labelled connections. The load switch turns a subsystem’s supply on or off. Soft-start, discharge and fault protection are optional product features; show them only when the chosen device provides them.
No. A load switch primarily controls a supply path. Current limiting or fault interruption must be explicitly supported by the selected product or separate protection circuit.
Read the source: Load switch functions
Startup control and fault-protection features vary by device; they must not be assumed from the block name.
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