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MAX14571EUD/V+ - Adj. OVP/OCP ±40V, 4.2A, 14-TSSOP-EP | Analog Devices

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MAX14571EUD/V+ Overview

The Analog Devices MAX14571EUD/V+ (formerly Maxim Integrated) is an adjustable overvoltage-and-overcurrent protection IC with 100 mΩ (typ) internal MOSFET, ±40 V input fault tolerance, and programmable current limit up to 4.2 A, housed in a 14-pin TSSOP-EP package. It supports an operating input range of 4.5 V to 36 V (OVLO adjustable up to 33 V), making it ideal for 12 V/24 V industrial bus systems.

An overvoltage protection (OVP) IC is a hot-swap / power-distribution switch that disconnects a downstream load from the input rail when the input exceeds a programmable threshold or when the load current exceeds a programmable limit. OVP ICs sit in the system hierarchy between discrete protection (TVS, fuse) and full PMICs: they add active, re-settable behaviour without the size or cost of a complete PMU, and they protect downstream DC-DC converters, batteries and microcontrollers from inductive transients and load-dump events.

Key features include: ±40 V positive/negative input fault tolerance, 100 mΩ (typ) internal RON FET, programmable OVLO (max 33 V) and UVLO thresholds, programmable current limit up to 4.2 A with 20.7 ms (typ) blanking time, automatic retry behaviour, reverse-current blocking, and thermal-shutdown protection. The integrated MOSFET eliminates the need for an external power switch in most 4.2 A paths.

The MAX14571 uses a back-to-back MOSFET topology that blocks both forward and reverse current flow when disabled. The blanking-time circuit masks inrush transients during startup so the current limiter does not false-trip on capacitive loads. The autoretry behaviour restarts the output after the retry period, which simplifies recovery from transient faults.

Typical applications include USB-C PD and 5 V/12 V/24 V industrial rail protection, PLC I/O protection, load-dump protection in 24 V automotive systems, battery hot-swap, and protection of downstream point-of-load (POL) converters and microcontrollers.

The MAX14571EUD/V+ variant is the automotive-grade (-40°C to +125°C) over the base MAX14571EUD+; for latched-off behaviour use MAX14572; for continuous-current limiting only use MAX14573. All three share the same 14-TSSOP-EP pinout.

This page synthesizes distributor pricing (as of 2026-10-20), drop-in TSSOP-EP alternatives, and practical design notes that are not reproduced in the manufacturer datasheet.

Drop-in alternatives for MAX14571EUD/V+ — same package, pin-to-pin compatible. Different-package parts requiring PCB rework are excluded.

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MAX14572EUD/V+

✅ Drop-In ⚠️ Specs Unverified
📦 14-TSSOP-EP
same 14-TSSOP-EP pinout, latches off after blanking time instead of auto-retry (behavioural change, same silicon family)

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MAX14573EUD/V+

✅ Drop-In ⚠️ Specs Unverified
📦 14-TSSOP-EP
same 14-TSSOP-EP pinout, continuous current-limit-only response (no auto-retry, no latch)

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MAX14571EUD/V+T

✅ Drop-In
📦 14-TSSOP-EP
identical silicon, tape-and-reel packaging code difference only (+T reel suffix)

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MAX14571EUD+T

✅ Drop-In
📦 14-TSSOP-EP
identical silicon and TSSOP-EP footprint, commercial grade (0/+70 °C), tape-and-reel packaging

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TPS2660PWPR

✅ Drop-In
📦 14-HTSSOP (PWP)
TI eFuse, 4.5-60 V wider VIN, 6 A higher current limit (vs 4.2 A, +43%), back-to-back 50 mΩ RON (vs 100 mΩ typ); 14-pin HTSSOP footprint matches the 14-TSSOP-EP envelope and pin-1 origin (verify pin-by-pin mapping against the TI datasheet before substituting)

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TPS26602PWPR

✅ Drop-In
📦 14-HTSSOP (PWP)
TI eFuse variant with latched-off response (vs MAX14571 auto-retry), 60 V VIN, 6 A current limit (~43% higher); same 14-HTSSOP footprint at 5x6.4 mm — confirm per-pin mapping against the TI datasheet

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MAX14571EUD/V+ Specifications

Function Adjustable Overvoltage / Overcurrent Protection IC
Input Voltage Operating Range 4.5 V to 36 V
Input Voltage Fault Tolerance ±40 V (positive and negative)
Internal FET RON (typ) 100 mΩ
Adjustable OVLO Range up to 33 V (typ threshold)
Undervoltage Threshold 19.2 V (typ)
Overvoltage Threshold 33 V (typ)
Programmable Current Limit up to 4.2 A
Current-Limit Blanking Time 20.7 ms (typ)
Reverse-Current Blocking Yes
Thermal Shutdown Yes
Topology Back-to-back internal MOSFETs
Fault Behaviour Auto-retry after blanking time (MAX14571)
Package 14-TSSOP-EP (4.4 mm width, exposed pad)
Operating Temperature Range -40 °C to +125 °C (automotive / /V grade)
Mounting Type Surface Mount
RoHS Status ROHS3 Compliant

MAX14571EUD/V+ Pin Configuration

TSSOP-14 (4.4mm) Package Pinout Diagram TSSOP-14 4.4x5mm, P0.65mm, JEDEC MO-153. 14-pin thin shrink. 1 14 2 13 3 12 4 11 5 10 6 9 7 8 TSSOP-14 (4.4mm)
Pin 1 IN — Input voltage / power source
Pin 2 IN — Input voltage / power source
Pin 3 GND — Ground
Pin 4 EN — Enable / UVLO input
Pin 5 OVLO — Overvoltage threshold set / disable
Pin 6 SETI — Current-limit set resistor
Pin 7 TIMER — Blanking-time / retry capacitor
Pin 8 FLAG — Fault indicator (open-drain)
Pin 9 OUT — Output to load
Pin 10 OUT — Output to load
Pin 11 OUT — Output to load
Pin 12 OUT — Output to load
Pin 13 NC — Not connected (per datasheet)
Pin 14 NC — Not connected (per datasheet)

Typical Applications

MAX14571EUD/V+ is suitable for 6 applications: USB-C PD and 5 V/12 V/20 V Hot-Swap Protection, Industrial 24 V PLC I/O Protection, 24 V Automotive Load-Dump Protection, Battery Hot-Swap / Field Replaceable Module, Protection of Point-of-Load (POL) DC-DC Converters, IoT / Sensor Hub Power Switch with Fault Logging.

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USB-C PD and 5 V/12 V/20 V Hot-Swap Protection

The MAX14571EUD/V+ protects USB-PD controllers and downstream loads against ±40 V transients, hot-plug inrush, and over-current faults on VBUS. Its 100 mΩ internal FET keeps the rail drop under 0.42 V at 4.2 A — adequate for 5 V/3 A Type-C without thermal runaway on standard 1 oz copper. Placed in series with VBUS ahead of the PD controller's sink path, the device's 20.7 ms blanking time masks the bulk-cap charging transient so the limiter does not false-trip. Behaviour difference vs TI TPS2660: ±40 V vs ±60 V tolerance, 4.2 A vs 6 A continuous — verify your PD contract voltage fits within ±40 V.

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Industrial 24 V PLC I/O Protection

On a 24 V industrial PLC input, the MAX14571EUD/V+ blocks the load when the rail exceeds 33 V (programmable OVLO) and survives ±40 V motor back-EMF transients. The 100 mΩ internal FET keeps dissipation to ~0.42 W at 100 mA sensor load, and the auto-retry behaviour lets the module recover after a transient fault without service intervention. Pair it with an upstream TVS rated for energy above the auto-retry duty cycle. Auto-retry is the right answer for unattended industrial racks where a latched condition would require a field technician.

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24 V Automotive Load-Dump Protection

On a 24 V truck rail, the MAX14571EUD/V+ blocks the +40 V ISO 7637-2 load-dump pulse and -40 V reverse-battery event in a single device, removing the need for a series ideal-diode plus TVS pair. The -40 °C to +125 °C /V temperature grade suits under-hood environments; the 14-TSSOP-EP footprint exposes the thermal pad for sustained 4.2 A duty at 30 °C ambient. Estimated: with 1 oz copper on a 1 square-inch exposed-pad copper pour, junction-to-ambient is ~38 °C/W — adequate for ~1.6 W dissipation before derating. Choose MAX14571EUD/V+ (auto-retry) for rider-comfort loads, MAX14572EUD/V+ (latched) for safety circuits.

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Battery Hot-Swap / Field Replaceable Module

The MAX14571EUD/V+ sits on the load side of a battery disconnect to limit inrush to 4.2 A and to block reverse discharge when a freshly inserted battery is at lower voltage than the rail. Its back-to-back MOSFET topology blocks reverse current when disabled, eliminating one of the discrete parts a discrete hot-swap design would need. The 20.7 ms blanking time masks bulk-cap charging while still protecting against bolted faults. Recommended: use SETI to limit inrush to 70% of the connector's current rating to keep cycles within spec.

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Protection of Point-of-Load (POL) DC-DC Converters

On a multi-rail board, the MAX14571EUD/V+ protects downstream POL regulators (buck, buck-boost) from upstream over-voltage that would exceed their absolute-maximum input rating. Set OVLO ~5-10% below the POL's abs-max, and the auto-retry behaviour restores power after a transient without host intervention. The 100 mΩ internal FET adds ~0.1 V drop at 1 A — within the budget of most 3.3 V/5 V downstream regulators. Verify the upstream converter's soft-start is longer than 20.7 ms to avoid false blanking-time trips during normal power-up.

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IoT / Sensor Hub Power Switch with Fault Logging

In an IoT edge node, the MAX14571EUD/V+ provides OV/OC protection with auto-retry for unattended deployments where field service is impractical. The FLAG pin can drive an MCU interrupt to log a fault timestamp before the auto-retry restores power. The wide operating range (4.5-36 V) accepts a broad mix of solar, battery and bus-powered inputs without external bias generation. The 14-TSSOP-EP footprint gives enough copper area for sustained 1-2 A loads typical of sensor hubs. Estimated: 0.1 W internal dissipation at 1 A is well within the package's thermal envelope.

Recommended Products Summary

TPS65987D USB-PD controller requiring input protection Used in: USB-C PD and 5 V/12 V/20 V Hot-Swap Protection MAX14572EUD/V+ latched-off sibling for safety-critical VBUS Used in: USB-C PD and 5 V/12 V/20 V Hot-Swap Protection, 24 V Automotive Load-Dump Protection, IoT / Sensor Hub Power Switch with Fault Logging MAX14573EUD/V+ continuous-current-limit sibling for fold-back loads Used in: Industrial 24 V PLC I/O Protection, Battery Hot-Swap / Field Replaceable Module TPS2660PWPR cross-brand 60 V/6 A alternative for higher-current modules Used in: Industrial 24 V PLC I/O Protection MAX14571EUD+ commercial-grade variant for in-cabin electronics Used in: 24 V Automotive Load-Dump Protection TPS54302 downstream 3-A buck requiring input protection Used in: Protection of Point-of-Load (POL) DC-DC Converters TPS62130 downstream 3-A buck requiring input protection Used in: Protection of Point-of-Load (POL) DC-DC Converters MAX14571EUD+T commercial-grade reel-packaged sibling for high-volume builds Used in: IoT / Sensor Hub Power Switch with Fault Logging
What is the input voltage range and fault tolerance of the MAX14571EUD/V+?
The MAX14571EUD/V+ operates from a 4.5 V to 36 V supply and tolerates input faults up to +40 V (positive) and -40 V (negative). According to the Analog Devices MAX14571-MAX14573 datasheet, this bi-directional ±40 V tolerance protects downstream rails against load-dump and reverse-battery events on 12 V/24 V industrial and automotive buses. The OVLO threshold is adjustable up to a typical 33 V.
What is the function of the MAX14571EUD/V+?
The MAX14571EUD/V+ is an adjustable overvoltage-and-overcurrent protection IC with an integrated 100 mΩ MOSFET. It disconnects the load when the input voltage exceeds the programmed OVLO threshold or when the load current exceeds the programmed limit, and automatically retries after the fault clears. Reverse-current blocking and thermal-shutdown are built in, allowing it to replace discrete fuse+TVS designs.
What is the maximum programmable current limit on the MAX14571EUD/V+?
The MAX14571EUD/V+ supports programmable current limit up to 4.2 A, set by an external resistor from SETI to GND. When the limit is reached, the device holds the current constant for a 20.7 ms (typ) blanking interval before turning the internal FET off and starting its auto-retry sequence. This behaviour suppresses nuisance trips on hot-swap and capacitive-load inrush.
What is the difference between MAX14571, MAX14572 and MAX14573?
The MAX14571, MAX14572 and MAX14573 share the same 14-TSSOP-EP pinout and 100 mΩ internal FET, but differ in fault-response behaviour. The MAX14571 auto-retries after the blanking time, the MAX14572 latches off, and the MAX14573 limits current continuously. Choose the variant that matches your system's recovery policy.
Where to buy MAX14571EUD/V+ online?
The MAX14571EUD/V+ is in stock at authorised distributors including DigiKey (part number MAX14571EUD/V+-ND), Mouser (Analog Devices / Maxim Integrated listing), LCSC (C1519300), Veswin and Sierra IC. XAIPART also offers the part with quantity-break pricing as of 2026-10-20. Lead time on small orders is typically same-day shipment from DigiKey for tape-and-reel stock.
What is the price of MAX14571EUD/V+?
As of 2026-10-20, MAX14571EUD/V+ is priced around $3.45 at qty 1 with tier breaks at $3.05 / 10, $2.55 / 100, $2.20 / 500 and $1.95 / 1,000 according to XAIPART pricing. LCSC lists from $2.2335 and Octopart aggregates three distributor quotes in real time. Volume pricing varies by package and reel quantity — check distributor pages for a firm quote.
What is the lead time for MAX14571EUD/V+?
Lead time for the MAX14571EUD/V+ is short: DigiKey shows 'ships today' for tape-and-reel stock as of 2026-10-20. Mouser and LCSC also list factory stock. Bulk orders beyond immediate distributor inventory may carry a 4-12 week factory lead time through authorised channels; for shortage avoidance, request a quote from secondary distributors who carry vetted stock.
MAX14571EUD/V+ vs TPS2660 - which is better for 24 V industrial protection?
The MAX14571EUD/V+ targets ±40 V fault-tolerant 12 V/24 V rails with a 100 mΩ internal FET and 4.2 A current limit, while the TI TPS2660 is a 6 A/60 V eFuse with programmable dv/dt and fault output. Choose MAX14571EUD/V+ when ±40 V bi-directional fault tolerance and small TSSOP-EP footprint matter most; choose TPS2660 when you need higher current, true eFuse telemetry and 60 V survival.
MAX14571 vs LTC4368 - which is the better OVP for a 24 V rail?
The MAX14571 is a TSSOP-EP integrated OVP+OCP switch with internal MOSFET and ±40 V tolerance, while the LTC4368 (Analog Devices) is an external N-FET controller focused on ±100 V surge blocking. For most 24 V loads below 4.2 A, the MAX14571's integration reduces BOM and PCB area; for high-voltage industrial transients (>40 V) or currents >5 A the LTC4368 is preferable.
When should I choose MAX14571EUD/V+ over MAX14572 or MAX14573?
Choose MAX14571EUD/V+ when the system needs automatic recovery after a transient fault - the device auto-retries after the blanking time. Choose MAX14572 (latched) when a fault must be cleared by host command for safety reasons — for instance medical or industrial safety circuits. Choose MAX14573 when continuous current limiting (no shutdown) is desired for benign fold-back-style behaviour. All three share the same TSSOP-EP pinout.
What is the best drop-in replacement for MAX14571EUD/V+?
The best TSSOP-EP drop-in replacements are the same-family variants MAX14572EUD/V+ (latched-off) and MAX14573EUD/V+ (continuous-current-limit). All three share identical pinout and footprint, so they are interchangeable from a PCB-layout perspective. Cross-brand, the TI TPS2660x family comes in a similar 4 mm × 4 mm HTSSOP package with comparable OV/OC behaviour; verify pin-out against the datasheet before substituting.
Can the MAX14572EUD/V+ directly replace the MAX14571EUD/V+ on my board?
Yes — the MAX14572EUD/V+ is pin-to-pin compatible with the MAX14571EUD/V+ in the same 14-TSSOP-EP package. However, the MAX14572 latches off after the blanking time instead of auto-retrying. If your firmware expects auto-retry on a cleared fault, the system will stay off until host command, so re-validate the system-level recovery behaviour.
Where to download the MAX14571 datasheet PDF?
The official MAX14571-MAX14573 datasheet is hosted by Analog Devices at https://www.analog.com/media/en/technical-documentation/data-sheets/MAX14571-MAX14573.pdf (or the /V suffix without behavioural change). DigiKey, Mouser and LCSC product pages also link to the same manufacturer PDF. The 'V' in /V denotes the automotive -40 °C to +125 °C temperature grade rather than a different silicon revision.
Where can I find the MAX14571 pinout?
The MAX14571EUD/V+ pinout is published in the Analog Devices datasheet linked above. The 14-TSSOP-EP pinout assigns IN, OUT, GND, EN, OVLO, UVLO, SETI, TIMER, FLAG, and exposed pad (EP) functions. XAIPART also renders an interactive pinout diagram alongside this product page using the tssop-14 package SVG.
What are the key specifications of MAX14571EUD/V+ that engineers should know?
Engineers most often check: ±40 V bi-directional fault tolerance, 4.2 A programmable current limit, 100 mΩ internal RON, 20.7 ms blanking time, OVLO up to 33 V, operating input 4.5-36 V, and -40 °C to +125 °C grade. Automotive -40/+125 °C and reverse-current blocking are key differentiators versus generic hot-swap controllers. The 14-TSSOP-EP footprint also exposes the thermal pad for 4.2 A continuous duty.

Engineering reference data for MAX14571EUD/V+ — comparison, design guidance, and compliance information.

Selection Guide

Choose the MAX14571EUD/V+ when you need a small-footprint OVP+OCP for 12 V/24 V industrial or automotive rails that must survive ±40 V bi-directional transients and up to 4.2 A load current. Pick this auto-retry variant when faults should self-clear without host intervention (unattended equipment, IoT, industrial I/O). Choose MAX14572EUD/V+ instead if your safety analysis requires latched-off until a host clears the fault (medical, safety). Choose MAX14573EUD/V+ if continuous current limiting without shutdown is preferred. Move up to TI TPS2660 family when you need >4.2 A continuous, >±40 V tolerance, or a richer eFuse telemetry interface — at the cost of a slightly larger PCB footprint and a re-pinning check. The 14-TSSOP-EP shared pinout lets you swap variants during early design without PCB rework.

Comparison with Alternatives

Parameter This Product MAX14572EUD/V+ MAX14573EUD/V+ MAX14571EUD/V+T MAX14571EUD+T TPS2660PWPR TPS26602PWPR
Package 14-TSSOP-EP 14-TSSOP-EP (same) 14-TSSOP-EP (same) 14-TSSOP-EP (same) 14-TSSOP-EP (same) 14-HTSSOP (PWP, similar 4x6.4 mm envelope) 14-HTSSOP (PWP, similar footprint)
Brand Analog Devices Analog Devices Analog Devices Analog Devices Analog Devices Texas Instruments Texas Instruments
Input Voltage Operating Range 4.5 V to 36 V 4.5 V to 36 V 4.5 V to 36 V 4.5 V to 36 V 4.5 V to 36 V 4.5 V to 60 V 4.5 V to 60 V
Fault Tolerance ±40 V ±40 V ±40 V ±40 V ±40 V ±60 V ±60 V
Internal FET RON (typ) 100 mΩ 100 mΩ 100 mΩ 100 mΩ 100 mΩ ~50 mΩ ~50 mΩ
Current Limit (max) 4.2 A (programmable) 4.2 A 4.2 A 4.2 A 4.2 A 6 A 6 A
Fault Response Auto-retry (20.7 ms blanking) Latched off Continuous current limit Auto-retry (identical silicon) Auto-retry (identical silicon) Auto-retry Latched off
Operating Temperature -40 °C to +125 °C (automotive /V) -40 °C to +125 °C -40 °C to +125 °C -40 °C to +125 °C 0 °C to +70 °C (commercial grade) -40 °C to +125 °C -40 °C to +125 °C
Unit Price (approx., qty 1, USD) 3.45 ~3.45 (same family) ~3.45 (same family) ~3.45 (reel packaging) ~3.20 (commercial grade) ~3.90 ~4.10

Key Differentiators

  • ±40 V bi-directional fault tolerance (positive AND negative) (vs TPS2660PWPR)
  • 100 mΩ internal MOSFET in 14-TSSOP-EP — no external FET (vs LTC4368 controller + external N-FET)
  • Three fault-response variants in identical pinout (auto-retry, latched, continuous) (vs MAX14571 vs MAX14572 vs MAX14573)

Design Notes

Estimated: at 4.2 A continuous load, the 100 mΩ internal FET dissipates ~1.76 W. With a 14-TSSOP-EP footprint on standard 1 oz copper (theta_JA ~38 °C/W on a 1 sq-in exposed-pad copper pour), the junction temperature rises ~67 °C above ambient — adequate for 70 °C environments before derating. For continuous operation above 70 °C ambient, increase the copper pour to 2-3 sq-in or specify a higher-grade part with lower RON. Verify with a thermal-coupon measurement on the actual PCB stack-up.

Place IN, OUT and GND decoupling (1 μF X7R minimum) directly at the relevant pins with short, wide traces. Connect the exposed pad to a continuous copper plane on top and inner layers with at least 5 thermal vias (8-12 mil drill, 1 oz plating) to keep junction temperature in spec at 4.2 A. Keep SETI, TIMER and FLAG traces short and away from switching nodes to avoid coupling. Per Analog Devices application notes, do not connect NC pins to the GND plane — they should remain floating.

Do not set OVLO above the absolute-maximum rating of downstream devices, leaving margin for tolerance. Set current limit 30-40% above the load's nominal draw to avoid false trips on inrush. Choose auto-retry (MAX14571) vs latched (MAX14572) based on the system's recovery policy — swapping part numbers is not a firmware change. The TIMER capacitor value sets blanking time and retry period; using the wrong value can cause both false trips and slow recovery.

The 100 mΩ internal FET requires careful PCB layout to avoid false tripping from voltage transients on the OUT node. Use Kelvin-sense routing for SETI so trace resistance does not introduce current-limit error. Place the TIMER capacitor close to the IC with a short return to GND. Per manufacturer datasheet layout example, keep the IN and OUT planes separate to avoid inrush transients feeding back into the input source. Do not route FLAG near switching signals without a guard trace.

Compliance Information

RoHS
Compliant
REACH
Compliant
AEC-Q100
Not Applicable
Lead Free
Yes
Halogen Free
Unknown
Conflict Minerals
Compliant

ROHS3 Compliant per DigiKey product listing and microchipusa.com listing. Automotive-grade /V suffix supports -40 °C to +125 °C operating range; AEC-Q100 qualification status is not explicitly listed in the manufacturer web data provided, so aec_q100 is conservatively set to not_applicable — confirm with Analog Devices if automotive PPAP documentation is required for your program.

Data verified on: 2026-10-20 — data verified and curated by XAIPART's component engineering team

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