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The A6B595KA is an 8-bit serial-input DMOS power driver manufactured by Allegro Microsystems. It integrates a CMOS shift register, data latches, and control circuitry with eight open-drain outputs capable of sinking up to 150 mA continuously. The device supports a supply voltage range of 4.5 V to 5.5 V and handles load voltages up to 50 V. It features a typical on-state resistance of 5 Ω and operates within a temperature range of -40°C to +85°C. Packaged in a 20-pin dual in-line plastic format, it interfaces directly with microprocessor systems via serial data inputs exceeding 5 MHz.
Verify component status as the A6B595KA is listed as obsolete and no longer manufactured. Confirm availability of direct substitutes such as the TPIC6B595N from Texas Instruments if current production is required. Ensure that the replacement part matches the original package type and electrical specifications for seamless integration into existing designs.
Select this component when a latch-type serial driver is required for medium-current loads. The integrated shift register simplifies interface logic compared to non-latch alternatives. Consider the 5 Ω on-resistance and 150 mA continuous sink capability for thermal management. Verify compatibility with TTL logic levels if used in mixed-voltage environments requiring appropriate pull-up resistors.
This device belongs to the 6B595 family of power drivers, which combines digital control logic with high-voltage DMOS outputs. Similar variants include the A6595KA with reduced on-resistance. The A6B595KA specifically targets applications needing robust serial control and reliable switching for inductive or resistive loads in industrial and consumer electronics.
The TPIC6B595N from Texas Instruments is documented as a direct substitute. Verify pinout compatibility and ensure the replacement meets the same 150 mA output current and 50 V load voltage requirements.
The serial-data input rates are over 5 MHz.
All output drivers are disabled when the OUTPUT ENABLE input is held high.