The iC-DXC is a simple I/O circuit capable of driving ohmic, inductive and capacitive loads and features integrated reverse polarity protection. The output current is at least 200mA from a supply voltage of 8 to 30 V.
With input OE = high the output works as a push-pull driver controlled by pin NIN. If pin NIN is set either to low or high, the output acts as a high-side (PNP) or low-side (NPN) driver respectively, controlled by the input OE.
Forcing the output pin OUT from his current state is signaled at pin MON. This can be used to implement an IO-Link Wake-Up detection. Output transitions are slew-rate limited to reduce interference.
The output is current limited to 450mA and short circuit proof by shutting down the driver with excessive temperature. A regulated 5 V low power supply is available at pin VOUT to supply external circuitry with up to 10 mA.
