Low-side drivers are not a specific brand but a category of electronic components used in industrial and automotive applications. These devices are designed to control ground-side switching in circuits, typically for driving relays, solenoids, or LEDs. Major manufacturers of low-side drivers include Texas Instruments (USA), Infineon Technologies (Germany), and STMicroelectronics (Switzerland). These companies produce integrated circuits (ICs) that serve industries like automation, automotive, and power management. Key products often feature protections like overcurrent detection and thermal shutdown, ensuring reliable performance in harsh environments. Low-side drivers are widely available through industrial suppliers like Radwell and Grainger.