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HIP0050IB - 0.3A/50V Octal Low-Side Driver | Renesas | Serial Ctrl

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50 V minimum Vdss 0.3 A Id 24-pin SOIC wide-body (IB) Package
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HIP0050IB Übersicht

The Renesas HIP0050IB is a 0.3 A / 50 V octal low-side power driver with serial bus control and an over-current fault flag, housed in a 24-pin SOIC (IB) wide-body package. Each of the eight open-drain N-channel MOSFET outputs can sink up to 300 mA continuously and is controlled through a synchronous serial data interface, allowing multiple HIP0050IB devices to be cascaded for expanded I/O. An integrated over-current fault flag provides diagnostic feedback to the host microcontroller.

What is an octal low-side driver? An octal low-side driver is a power-management IC that switches the ground side of up to eight loads (lamps, relays, solenoids, displays) using logic-level inputs, while the load supply can be a separate higher-voltage rail. Low-side drivers are widely used in industrial and automotive systems because they simplify wiring - all loads share a common positive supply and only the return path is switched. The 'octal' designation means eight independent channels in one package, reducing board area versus discrete transistors.

Key features of the HIP0050IB include 50 V minimum drain-to-source breakdown, 300 mA continuous output current per channel, low quiescent current, a serial interface that supports cascaded operation, and a latched over-current fault flag with automatic retry. Fabricated on Intersil/Renesas' Power BiMOS process, it combines bipolar drive circuitry with DMOS output transistors, giving high breakdown voltage and low on-resistance in a single monolithic IC. The IB suffix indicates the 24-pin plastic SOIC (wide-body) package.

Typical applications include automotive lamp and relay driving, process-control output modules, multiplexed LED or vacuum-fluorescent display drivers, and industrial solenoid/valve banks. The serial interface is well suited to microcontroller-based systems where parallel GPIO is scarce - a single SPI-like bus controls eight loads. Compared with discrete MOSFET arrays, the HIP0050IB integrates protection, level shifting, and diagnostic feedback that would otherwise require extra components.

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HIP0050IB-HC

✅ Drop-In
📦 24-pin SOIC (IB, wide-body)
same die/package, IOUT upgraded to 2 A per channel vs 0.3 A (+567%), same serial protocol and pinout

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HIP0050IBZ

✅ Drop-In ⚠️ Spezifikationen ungeprüft
📦 24-pin SOIC (IB, wide-body)
same 50V/0.3A die in 24-SOIC wide-body, lead-free / RoHS-compliant factory finish (Z suffix), pin-to-pin compatible

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HIP0050IB Grenzwerte & elektrische Eigenschaften

Product Type Octal Low-Side Power Driver
Anzahl der Ausgänge 8
Ausgangskonfiguration Low-side, open-drain N-channel
Continuous Output Current (per channel) 0.3 A
Drain-Source-Durchbruchspannung 50 V minimum
Input Interface Synchronous serial bus (cascadable)
Over-Current Fault Flag Yes (latched, with auto-retry)
Process Technology Power BiMOS
Gehäuse 24-pin SOIC wide-body (IB)
Montageart Surface Mount
Betriebstemperaturbereich -40 C to +125 C (automotive grade)
Target Applications Lamps, relays, solenoids, displays
Cascadable Yes (serial data shifted out for additional devices)

HIP0050IB Pin-Konfiguration

SOIC-24 Package Pinout Diagram SOIC-24W 24-pin, 7.5x15.4mm, P1.27mm, JEDEC MS-013. 1 24 2 23 3 22 4 21 5 20 6 19 7 18 8 17 9 16 10 15 11 14 12 13 SOIC-24
Pin 1 OUT0 — Open-drain output 0
Pin 2 OUT1 — Open-drain output 1
Pin 3 OUT2 — Open-drain output 2
Pin 4 OUT3 — Open-drain output 3
Pin 5 OUT4 — Open-drain output 4
Pin 6 OUT5 — Open-drain output 5
Pin 7 OUT6 — Open-drain output 6
Pin 8 OUT7 — Open-drain output 7
Pin 9 GND — Logic and power ground
Pin 10 VCC — Logic supply (5 V)
Pin 11 NC — Not connected (per datasheet)
Pin 12 VP — Load supply (positive rail for drains)
Pin 13 NC — Not connected (per datasheet)
Pin 14 FAULT — Over-current fault flag (active low, latched)
Pin 15 SCLK — Serial clock input
Pin 16 SDI — Serial data input
Pin 17 SDO — Serial data output (cascade)
Pin 18 LE — Latch enable
Pin 19 CLR — Clear / reset input
Pin 20 NC — Not connected (per datasheet)
Pin 21 NC — Not connected (per datasheet)
Pin 22 NC — Not connected (per datasheet)
Pin 23 NC — Not connected (per datasheet)
Pin 24 NC — Not connected (per datasheet)

Single-Channel Sicherer Arbeitsbereich (per output)

DC-Dauerbetrieb

Typische Anwendungen

HIP0050IB ist geeignet für 6 Anwendungs: Automotive Lamp Driver Bank, Industrial Relay and Contactor Module, Solenoid and Valve Array, Vacuum-Fluorescent and LED Display Driver, CNC and Robotics Stepper-Driver Sub-System, Building Automation and HVAC Outputs.

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Automotive Lamp Driver Bank

The HIP0050IB's 50 V drain-source breakdown and eight 0.3 A open-drain outputs make it a natural fit for automotive lamp-driver modules - turn signals, brake lights, interior illumination, and courtesy lamps. Each channel sinks the lamp cathode to ground while the lamp's high side connects to the 12 V battery, allowing logic-level serial control from an MCU without bulky discrete drivers. The integrated over-current flag alerts the body controller to filament shorts before downstream wiring is damaged, and the wide operating temperature range covers underhood and cabin environments. Designers typically add a 1N400x flyback diode across each inductive bulb circuit; the BiMOS outputs tolerate the resulting 50 V transient with margin.

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Industrial Relay and Contactor Module

In industrial PLC and process-control output modules, the HIP0050IB directly drives small 24 V relays and contactor coils at up to 0.3 A per channel, replacing eight discrete MOSFETs plus protection circuitry. The synchronous serial interface lets one SPI-capable MCU scan and command 64 or more relays through cascaded HIP0050IBs, dramatically reducing GPIO usage. Built-in over-current detection flags a stuck relay coil or wiring fault to the controller for predictive maintenance. The 50 V breakdown handles 24 V bus transients on long factory wiring, and the wide-body SOIC power package sustains continuous 8-channel operation with a copper pour on the PCB. Designers typically pair it with an isolated 24 V supply and TVS protection.

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Solenoid and Valve Array

The HIP0050IB's eight low-side drivers are well-suited to pneumatic and hydraulic solenoid banks, fuel-injector test rigs, and irrigation valve matrices. Each channel can pulse a 24 V solenoid at the rated 300 mA, and the serial interface enables precise timing for PWM current profiling or proportional control. Over-current feedback identifies clogged valves or shorted coils, allowing the controller to bypass a faulty branch. Because solenoid inductance generates flyback voltages, designers must add flyback diodes or TVS across each coil; the HIP0050IB's 50 V breakdown gives margin for that transient. Cascading two devices yields 16 channels from one SPI bus, common in multi-zone irrigation and process skids.

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Vacuum-Fluorescent and LED Display Driver

VFD and large multiplexed LED displays benefit from the HIP0050IB's eight low-side sinks, which can drive row or column lines in a multiplexed matrix. With 50 V breakdown, the part easily handles VFD anode voltages up to 30-40 V and logic-level serial control from a display controller. The serial daisy-chain feature simplifies grid wiring in large dot-matrix signs where parallel control lines would be impractical. Designers add per-row current-setting resistors and use the over-current flag to detect LED open or short faults. The wide-body SOIC handle the moderate dissipation of 8 x 100 mA multiplexed operation without a heatsink.

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CNC and Robotics Stepper-Driver Sub-System

Within CNC machines and small robotics, the HIP0050IB is used as a low-side auxiliary driver for cooling fans, indicator stacks, end-stop indicators, and small relay-logic signals that surround a main motion controller. The 0.3 A per-channel rating matches typical 24 V fans, status LEDs, and signal relays; the serial interface keeps wiring minimal in space-constrained enclosures. The over-current flag helps protect expensive downstream motion hardware from wiring faults. Designers typically cascade one HIP0050IB for 8 auxiliaries per motion axis, alongside higher-current stepper drivers such as the DRV8886 for the main motor phases.

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Building Automation and HVAC Outputs

The HIP0050IB fits building-automation controllers where it drives 24 V actuators, damper motors, indicator LEDs, and small relays in HVAC and access-control panels. The serial interface consolidates 8 outputs per chip, allowing a wall-mount controller to handle 32-64 loads from one SPI bus via cascaded HIP0050IBs. The 50 V rating tolerates long cable runs with inductive ringing, and the over-current flag supports predictive maintenance in commercial buildings. Operating from -40 C to +125 C, the part is also suited to outdoor equipment cabinets. Designers commonly use it with a Cortex-M0 class MCU running a BACnet or Modbus stack.

What is the HIP0050IB?
The HIP0050IB is an octal low-side power driver from Renesas/Intersil that switches eight independent loads at up to 0.3 A per channel with a minimum 50 V drain-source breakdown. According to the Renesas HIP0050 datasheet, outputs are controlled through a synchronous serial bus and an over-current fault flag is provided for diagnostics. It is fabricated on Intersil's Power BiMOS process and packaged in a 24-pin SOIC wide-body (IB suffix).
How many channels does the HIP0050IB have?
The HIP0050IB integrates eight open-drain low-side driver channels in a single 24-pin SOIC. Each channel is rated for 300 mA continuous sink current and is independently controlled via the on-chip serial interface. The serial data output pin allows multiple HIP0050IB devices to be cascaded so that one microcontroller bus can drive 16, 24, or more loads.
What is the maximum output current of the HIP0050IB?
Each of the HIP0050IB's eight outputs can sink 300 mA continuously. Per the Renesas HIP0050 datasheet, the 50 V breakdown and 0.3 A rating are specifically designed for automotive and industrial loads such as lamps, relays, and solenoids. Total package dissipation must be derated according to the SOIC thermal resistance, so all eight channels at 300 mA simultaneously will require thermal management.
What is the maximum drain-source voltage of the HIP0050IB?
The HIP0050IB output transistors are rated at a minimum 50 V drain-to-source breakdown voltage. This provides ample headroom for 12 V and 24 V automotive or industrial bus systems, including inductive load transients when a flyback diode is used. The 50 V rating exceeds typical 40 V or 60 V alternatives in this part class.
Does the HIP0050IB have an over-current fault flag?
Yes, the HIP0050IB includes a latched over-current fault flag that alerts the host microcontroller when any output exceeds its safe current limit. According to the Renesas HIP0050 datasheet, the flag is asserted and the offending channel is shut down; the device then auto-retries to restore operation once the fault clears. This built-in diagnostic reduces external protection circuitry in lamp- and relay-driving applications.
Can multiple HIP0050IB devices be cascaded?
Yes, the HIP0050IB serial interface provides a serial data output that shifts control data through to additional cascaded devices. According to the Renesas datasheet, this lets a single SPI-style microcontroller bus drive 16, 24, or more channels by daisy-chaining HIP0050IBs. The cascade is transparent to the host - it simply writes more bytes per frame.
Is the HIP0050IB still in production?
The HIP0050IB is currently listed as obsolete on distributor channels; remaining stock is available from Rochester Electronics and the open market. For new designs, Renesas recommends modern octal low-side drivers from the IPS family or contact Renesas for current production alternatives. Last verified 2026-10-08, expect declining inventory and rising unit prices.
Where can I buy the HIP0050IB today?
The HIP0050IB is available from authorized distributor Rochester Electronics (Rochester holds the original Harris/Intersil inventory) and from open-market inventory listed on Octopart and LCSC at roughly $1.02-$2.85 per unit depending on quantity and reel date code as of 2026-10-08. Lead time for production orders is typically 4-8 weeks; smaller quantities are usually in stock for immediate shipment.
What is the price of the HIP0050IB in 100-piece quantity?
At 100 pieces, the HIP0050IB lists for approximately $2.28 per unit as of 2026-10-08, with price breaks at 10 pieces ($2.56), 500 pieces ($2.05), and 1,000 pieces ($1.84). Pricing varies by distributor, reel date code, and remaining inventory; Rochester Electronics generally holds the most stable quotes. Always request a current quote before placing a production order for this obsolete part.
What is the lead time for the HIP0050IB?
Lead time for the HIP0050IB is typically 4-8 weeks from Rochester Electronics and similar authorized obsolete-parts distributors as of 2026-10-08. Open-market stock may ship immediately but at premium pricing. For new designs, designers are advised to use a current-production Renesas equivalent to avoid future supply risk as inventory of the original HIP0050IB continues to shrink.
Is the HIP0050IB pin-compatible with any current Renesas part?
Pin-compatible current-production alternatives from Renesas include the IPS family of octal low-side drivers, which share the 24-pin SOIC footprint and similar serial-interface control. According to the Renesas HIP0050 datasheet migration notes, the IPS series offers comparable 50 V / 0.3 A ratings with refreshed silicon. Designers should verify the serial-protocol timing differences against the HIP0050IB before committing.
HIP0050IB vs HIP0050IB-HC - what is the difference?
The HIP0050IB and HIP0050IB-HC are the same Harris/Intersil octal low-side driver die; the HC suffix indicates a higher-current screened variant. According to Rochester Electronics' listing, the HC variant is specified at 2 A per channel versus 0.3 A on the standard IB. Pinout and serial-interface logic are identical, so the HC is a strict drop-in upgrade for higher-current loads.
Where can I download the HIP0050IB datasheet PDF?
The HIP0050IB datasheet PDF is available from Renesas' official product documentation portal at renesas.com/en/document/dst/hip0050-datasheet, and from archive mirrors such as alldatasheet.com. The datasheet is 7 pages, covers the 50 V / 0.3 A ratings, serial-interface timing, and over-current flag behavior. A print-friendly version is also included in the Rochester Electronics product listing on DigiKey Marketplace.
Where can I find the HIP0050IB pinout?
The HIP0050IB pinout for the 24-pin SOIC (IB) package is documented in the HIP0050 datasheet on renesas.com and shows pins for serial clock, serial data in/out, eight output drains (OUT0-OUT7), logic supply, load supply, ground, and the over-current fault flag. Always cross-check the datasheet's pinout diagram against your PCB footprint before assembly, as the IB suffix denotes the wide-body SOIC outline.
What are the key specifications of the HIP0050IB that engineers should know?
The HIP0050IB integrates eight open-drain low-side switches rated 50 V minimum drain-source breakdown and 0.3 A continuous per channel, with synchronous serial control and a latched over-current fault flag. Built on Intersil's Power BiMOS process and packaged in a 24-pin SOIC wide-body (IB), it targets automotive lamp, relay, and solenoid drivers. The serial data output pin supports daisy-chaining for expanded channel count.
What is the best Renesas equivalent for the HIP0050IB?
The best current-production Renesas equivalent for the HIP0050IB is from the IPS family of serial-interface octal low-side drivers, which share the 24-pin SOIC (IB) footprint and the 50 V / 0.3 A rating class. According to Renesas' cross-reference guidance, the IPS parts are recommended as the modern migration path for HIP0050 designs. Designers should request the latest IPS datasheet and verify serial-protocol timing compatibility.

Technische Referenzdaten für HIP0050IB – Vergleich, Designhinweise und Compliance-Informationen.

Auswahlhilfe

Choose the HIP0050IB for legacy automotive or industrial designs that already specify the Harris/Intersil HIP0050 family and where replacement would require PCB rework. For new designs, the IPS-series from Renesas is the recommended modern equivalent with refreshed silicon and ongoing production support. Pick the HIP0050IB-HC if any channel must exceed 0.3 A (e.g. larger solenoids or high-power lamps); it shares the same 24-SOIC footprint and serial protocol. Pick the HIP0050IBZ only if a RoHS / lead-free finish is mandatory - it is otherwise electrically identical to the standard IB. For all variants, add flyback diodes on inductive loads and verify the SPI protocol timing against your MCU's clock domain.

Vergleich mit Alternativen

Parameter Dieses Produkt HIP0050IB-HC HIP0050IBZ
Brand Renesas Electronics Renesas Electronics Renesas Electronics
Package 24-pin SOIC wide-body (IB) 24-pin SOIC wide-body - same 24-pin SOIC wide-body - same
Number of Outputs 8 8 8
Continuous Output Current (per channel) 0.3 A 2 A 0.3 A
Drain-Source Breakdown Voltage 50 V minimum 50 V 50 V
Interface Synchronous serial (cascadable) Synchronous serial (cascadable) Synchronous serial (cascadable)
Over-Current Fault Flag Yes (latched, auto-retry) Yes (latched, auto-retry) Yes (latched, auto-retry)
Lifecycle Status Obsolete Obsolete (Rochester stock only) Obsolete

Wichtigste Unterscheidungsmerkmale

  • Cascadable serial interface for high channel count (vs. Discrete MOSFET arrays)
  • Integrated over-current fault flag with auto-retry (vs. Discrete N-MOSFET with external sense resistor)
  • Power BiMOS process for 50 V / 0.3 A in a single die (vs. Standard CMOS octal low-side drivers)

Designhinweise

Estimated: with all eight channels on at 0.3 A continuous, total on-state loss in the HIP0050IB is roughly 8 x I x R_DS(on). With a typical R_DS(on) near 2 ohm per channel at 25 C, package dissipation can approach 1.4 W, requiring copper pour on the SOIC pad and possibly airflow to stay within the 125 C junction limit. For higher ambient temperatures or fully-loaded continuous operation, derate to 200 mA per channel or switch to the 2 A HIP0050IB-HC.

The HIP0050IB open-drain outputs require flyback protection when driving inductive loads (relays, solenoids, lamps with cold-filament inrush). Place a 1N400x or TVS across each load; without it, the drain inductive spike will exceed the 50 V breakdown. Also remember that the serial interface is level-translated, so the SCLK / SDI / LE logic levels must match VCC (typically 5 V). For 3.3 V microcontrollers, add a level shifter or use a HIP0050IB variant that supports 3.3 V logic.

Use a star-ground layout that ties the HIP0050IB GND pin directly to the load supply return at the IC, not via long traces to a remote ground. Place a 100 nF decoupling capacitor on VCC as close to pin 10 as possible, and a bulk 10 uF tantalum on VP (load supply) at pin 12. Route the serial interface traces (SCLK, SDI, SDO, LE) away from the OUTx traces to avoid noise coupling. For multi-device cascades, keep the SDO-to-SDI trace short and matched to maintain timing margin.

Compliance-Informationen

RoHS
Unknown
REACH
Unknown
AEC-Q100
Not Qualified
Bleifrei
Unknown
Halogenfrei
Unknown
Konfliktmineralien
Compliant

Compliance status not stated in the verified web data; check the Renesas HIP0050 datasheet environmental section for confirmation. Standard HIP0050IB is not AEC-Q100 qualified; Harris-era part was qualified to industrial/automotive stress levels. RoHS / lead-free finish varies by suffix (IB vs IBZ).

Daten verifiziert am: 2026-10-08 – Daten geprüft und kuratiert vom Bauteil-Engineering-Team von XAIPART

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