The MIC58P42 serial-input latched driver is a high-voltage
(80V), high-current (500mA) integrated circuit comprised of
eight CMOS data latches, a bipolar Darlington transistor
driver for each latch, and CMOS control circuitry for the
common STROBE, CLOCK, SERIAL DATA INPUT, and
OUTPUT ENABLE functions. Similar to the MIC5842, additional protection circuitry supplied on this device includes
thermal shutdown, under voltage lockout (UVLO), and overcurrent shutdown.
The bipolar/CMOS combination provides an extremely lowpower latch with maximum interface flexibility. The MIC58P42
has open-collector outputs capable of sinking 500 mA and
integral diodes for inductive load transient suppression with
a minimum output breakdown voltage rating of 80V (50V
sustaining). The drivers can be operated with a split supply,
where the negative supply is down to –20V and may be
paralleled for higher load current capability.
With a 5V logic supply, the MIC58P42 will typically operate at
better than 5MHz. With a 12V logic supply, significantly
higher speeds are obtained. The CMOS inputs are compatible with standard CMOS, PMOS, and NMOS circuits. TTL
circuits may require pull-up resistors. By using the serial data
output, drivers may be cascaded for interface applications
requiring additional drive lines.
Features
•3.3 MHz Minimum Data-Input Rate
•CMOS, PMOS, NMOS, and TTL Compatible
•Internal Pull-Up/Pull-Down Resistors
•Low Power CMOS Logic and Latches
•High Voltage (80V) Current-Sink Outputs
•Output Transient-Protection Diodes
•Single or Split Supply Operation
•Thermal Shutdown
•Under-Voltage Lockout
•Per-Output Over-Current Shutdown (500mA typical)
Ordering Information
Part NumberTemperature RangePackage
MIC58P42BN–40°C to +85°C18-Pin Plastic DIP
MIC58P42BV–40°C to +85°C20-Pin PLCC
MIC58P42BWM–40°C to +85°C18-Pin Wide SOIC
Each of these eight outputs has an independent over current
shutdown of 500 mA. Upon over-current detection, the
affected channel will turn OFF until VDD is cycled or the
ENABLE/RESET pin is pulsed high. Current pulses less than
2µs will not activate current shutdown. Temperatures above
165°C will shut down the device. The UVLO circuit prevents
operation at low VDD; hysteresis of 0.5V is provided. See the
MIC59P60 for a similar device that additionally provides an
error flag output.
Functional Diagram
CLOCK
SERIAL
DATA IN
THERMAL
SHUTDOWN
2
3
V
4
SS
UVLO
I
LIMIT
KOUT
8-BIT SERIAL–PARALLEL SHIFT REGISTER
LATCHES
OUT
OUT
OUT
OUT
1
3
2
MOS
BIPOLAR
SUB
OUT
OUT
OUT
6
5
4
8
7
1
V
EE
SERIAL DATA OUT
6
5
V
DD
7
STROBE
8
OUTPUT
ENABLE/RESET
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Pin Configuration
(DIP and SOIC)
V
1
EE
CLOCK
2
SERIAL DATA IN
SERIAL DATA OUT
STROBE
OUTPUT
ENABLE/RESET
3
V
4
SS
V
DD
5
6
7
8
V
9
EE
SUB
SHIFT REGISTER
SUB
UVLO
LATCHES
I LIMIT
THERMAL
SHUTDOWN
7
OUT
18
1
OUT
17
2
OUT
16
3
OUT
15
4
OUT
14
5
OUT
13
6
OUT
12
7
OUT
11
8
K
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PLCC Pin Configuration
SERIAL DATA IN
CLOCK
2
3
NC
4
V
5
SS
V
DD
SERIAL DATA OUT
NC
MIC58P42BV
6
7
8
9 10
STROBE
OE/RESET
Typical Input Circuits
Absolute Maximum Ratings (Note 1, 2)
at 25°C Free-Air Temperature and VSS = 0V
Output Voltage80V
Output Voltage, V
CE(SUS)
Logic Supply Voltage Range, V
EE
OUT 1
20 19
121311
K
OUT 2
18
17
16
15
14
OUT 8
OUT 3
OUT 4
OUT 5
OUT 6
OUT 7
V
1
EE
V
VDD with Reference to V
Emitter Supply Voltage (Substrate), V
Input Voltage Range, V
Package Power Dissipation, P
MIC58P42BN1.82W
Derate above TA = +25°C18mW/°C
MIC58P42BV1.4W
Derate above TA = +25°C14mW/°C
MIC58P42BWM1.2W
Derate above TA = +25°C12mW/°C
Operating Temperature Range, T
Storage Temperature Range, T
Note 1:For Inductive load applications.
Note 2: CMOS devices have input-static protection but are susceptible to
damage when exposed to extremely high static electrical
charges.
(Note 1)50V
4.5V to 15V
–55°C to +125°C
–65°C to +150°C
IN
DD
EE
EE
–0.3V to VDD + 0.3V
D
A
S
25V
–20V
Typical Output Driver
SUB
K
NOUT
V
EE
STROBE
OUTPUT
ENABLE
V
V
DD
CLOCK
SERIAL
DATA IN
V
SS
DD
V
SS
3K
Pin Description
PinNameDescription
(DIP & S.O.)
1,9V
EE
2CLOCKSerial Data Clock. A CLEAR input must also be clocked into the latches.
3SERIAL DATA INSerial Data Input pin.
4V
5V
SS
DD
6SERIAL DATA OUTSerial Data Output pin. (Flow–through).
Substrate. Most Negative voltage in the system connects here.
7STROBEOutput Strobe pin. Loads output latches when high. Strobe is needed to clear latch.
8OUTPUTWhen Low, Outputs are active. When High, device is reset from a fault condition.
ENABLE/RESET
10KTransient suppression diode's cathode common pin.
11—18OUTPUT NOpen Collector outputs 8 through 1.
Note 1: Operation of these devices with standard TTL or DTL may require the use of appropriate pull-up resistors to insure a minimum logic "1".
Note 2: Undervoltage Lockout is guaranteed to release device at no more than 4.5V, and disable the device at no less than 3.0V.
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CLOCK
D
B
E
C
F
G
DATA IN
STROBE
OUTPUT
ENABLE
OUT
A
N
Timing Conditions
(TA = +25°C, Logic Levels are VDD and VSS), VDD = 5V
A. Typical Data Active Time Before Clock Pulse (Data Set-Up Time) ...........................................................................75 ns
B. Minimum Data Active Time After Clock Pulse (Data Hold Time)..............................................................................75 ns
C. Minimum Data Pulse Width .....................................................................................................................................150 ns
D. Minimum Clock Pulse Width....................................................................................................................................150 ns
E. Minimum Time Between Clock Activation and Strobe .............................................................................................300 ns
F. Minimum Strobe Pulse Width...................................................................................................................................100 ns
G. Typical Time Between Strobe Activation and Output Transition .............................................................................500 ns
SERIAL DATA present at the input is transferred to the shift register on the logic “0” to logic “1” transition of the CLOCK input
pulse. On succeeding CLOCK pulses, the registers shift data information towards the SERIAL DATA OUTPUT. The SERIAL
DATA must appear at the input prior to the rising edge of the CLOCK input waveform.
Information present at any register is transferred to its respective latch when the STROBE is high (serial-to-parallel conversion).
The latches will continue to accept new data as long as the STROBE is held high. Applications where the latches are bypassed
(STROBE tied high) will require that the ENABLE input be high to prevent invalid output states.
When the ENABLE input is high, all of the output buffers are disabled (OFF) without affecting information stored in the latches
or shift register. With the ENABLE input low, the outputs are controlled by the state of the latches. A positive OUTPUT ENABLE/
RESET pulse resets the output after a current shutdown fault. Thermal limit faults are not latched and require no reset pulse.