PRESS RELEASE
Issued by: Holt Integrated Circuits
Holt Integrated Circuits today announced the introduction of HI-8430, a new 3.3V octal discrete-to-digital sensing IC with quad high-side drivers and built-in lightning protection. The device is also fully compliant to Airbus ABD0100H.
The eight sensing channels may be configured to detect either GND/Open or 28V/Open, with programmable thresholds and hysteresis. The device operates from a 3.0V to 5.5V supply with sense detection levels from 2V to 21V. In addition, four high-side output drivers are capable of driving 200mA loads. Each individual driver has over-current shutdown protection, with fault detection signaled on external pins.
This type of device may be used in a multitude of aircraft sensing applications, such as "hatch open" and "wheels up" indicators. The built-in driver outputs are ideal for driving relays or display panel warning lights.
"This product provides customers with a flexible, easy-to-use solution for analog voltage sensing and high-side driver applications," said Anthony Murray, Director of Business Development at Holt. "The broad functionality and on-chip lightning protection result in an unprecedented component-count reduction, giving customers the most robust, cost effective solution on the market today."
The HI-8431 is a more compact version of the HI-8430, with the same functionality minus individual fault detection pins. Fault detection is still functionally realized in the HI-8431 using a single-pin combined ORed output.
The devices are available in industrial -40oC to +85oC and extended -55oC to +125oC temperature ranges and come in multiple standard package options, including 44-pin PQFQ and compact 40-pin or 32-pin QFNs.
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