LT1316CMS8#TR
LT
The LT1316CMS8#TR is a micropower step-up DC/DC converter from LT, operating from an input voltage as low as 1.5V. It offers precise control of peak switch current and low quiescent current.
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The LTC4252-2CMS is a negative voltage Hot Swap controller manufactured by LT, designed to allow safe insertion and removal of boards from a live backplane. This controller features a floating topology that permits very high voltage operation.
Key electrical features include adjustable undervoltage and overvoltage protection, which disconnect the load when the input supply exceeds the desired operating range. The output current is managed through three stages of current limiting: a timed circuit breaker, active current limiting, and a fast feedforward path to limit peak fault current. It also includes a programmable soft-start current limit and a programmable timer with drain voltage accelerated response.
The LTC4252-2CMS is available in an 8-pin MSOP package, suitable for surface mount applications. This device is part of the LTC4252 series of negative voltage Hot Swap controllers, offering automatic retry after a fault condition.
This component is ideal for applications requiring robust power management during board insertion and removal in systems operating with negative voltage rails, such as telecommunications equipment.
It utilizes a compact MSOP surface mount package.
It employs active current limiting combined with a timed circuit breaker and a fast feedforward path.
Yes, the soft-start current limit is fully programmable to match specific load requirements.
The programmable timer features a drain voltage accelerated response for faster discharge cycles.
Adjustable undervoltage and overvoltage detectors automatically disconnect the load when input exceeds the operating range.