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TPS259841RZJR product

TPS259841RZJR

Power Management (PMIC)

eFuseauto-retry55 A70 A peak4.5 V to 16 Vcurrent monitorhot-swapWQFN

TPS259841RZJR is a high-current, auto-retry eFuse for 4.5 V to 16 V power rails, integrating a low-resistance FET, programmable protection, inrush control, and analog monitoring.

Best for

  • High-current 12 V power-path protection
  • Hot-swap and hot-plug power rails
  • Parallel eFuse power paths requiring current sharing

Avoid if

  • The input rail can routinely exceed the 16 V recommended operating limit
  • A single-device solution must continuously carry more than 55 A RMS
  • A design cannot provide controlled startup and adequate thermal layout

Check before use

  • Verify startup dissipation against the 10 W√s FET SOA limit
  • Select transient suppression for input positive and output negative inductive spikes
  • Confirm SWEN pullup availability independent of the switched output

Key specifications

Input voltage range
4.5 V to 16 V
RMS current
55 A
Peak current
70 A
Typical RON
0.8 mΩ
Package
32-pin WQFN, 5 mm × 5 mm

Compliance & Environment

RoHS
Yes
REACH
-
MSL
Level-2-260C-1 YEAR
ECCN
-
HTSUS
-

Application

Server and data-center power pathsHot-swap input protectionNetwork and accelerator cards

Datasheet

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Questions & answers

TPS259841RZJR is a Texas Instruments TPS25984x-series 32-pin eFuse with an integrated 0.8 mΩ typical MOSFET. It supports 4.5 V to 16 V inputs, 55 A RMS current, 70 A peak current, and automatic retry after qualifying faults.