Demonstration circuit 1337 features the LTC2309, a low noise, low power, 8-Channel, 12-Bit, successive approximation ADC with an I2C compatible serial interface. The LTC2309 is available in a 24-pin 4mm × 4mm QFN package. DC1337 demonstrates the DC performance of the LTC2309 in conjunction with the DC590B quick evaluation data collection board.

DC1662A: Demo Board for the LTC5585 Wideband IQ Demodulator with IIP2 and DC Offset Control.

Demonstration circuit 1730A features the LT3973, a monolithic step-down switching regulator which consumes only 2.5μA quiescent current. The demo circuit is designed for a 5V, 750mA output from a 5.6V to 42V input. The wide input range of the LT3973 allows a variety of input sources including automotive batteries and 24V industrial supplies. In order to reduce the number of components and solution size, the catch diode and boost diode are integrated. The switching frequency is adjustable up to 2.2MHz. At light loads, the regulator operates in Burst Mode® to maintain high efficiency and low output ripple.

Demonstration circuit 1894B is a daisy-chainable isoSPI battery-stack monitor featuring the LTC6804-1. These boards can be linked through a 2-wire isolated serial interface to monitor any number of cells on a stack.

The LTC2378-20, LTC2377-20 and LTC2376-20 are 20‑bit, low power, low noise SAR ADCs with serial outputs that operate from a single 2.5V supply. The demo manual refers to the LTC2378-20 but applies to all parts in the family, the only difference being the maximum sample rate. The LTC2378-20 supports a ±5V fully differential input range with a 104dB SNR, consumes only 21mW and achieves ±2ppm INL max with no missing codes at 20 bits. The DC1925A demonstrates the DC and AC performance of the LTC2378-20 in conjunction with the DC590 QuikEval™ and DC890 PScope™ data collection boards. Use the DC590 to demonstrate DC performance such as peak-to-peak noise and DC linearity.

The DC2022A is a demonstration system that showcases the LTC2975, a 4-channel I2C/SMBus/PMBus power system manager with EEPROM. The LTC2975 monitors and controls four power supply rails. The LTC2975 also monitors input current and input voltage, which are used to calculate input power and accumulate energy. The DC2022A demonstrates the ability of the LTC2975 to sequence, trim, margin, supervise, monitor, and log faults for four power supplies. Each power supply channel’s output voltage is monitored and the LTC2975 monitors its own internal die temperature.

Demonstration Circuit 2039A features the LTC4015EUHF, a Multichemistry Buck Battery Charger with Digital Telemetry System, operating as a 2-cell Li-Ion, 8A battery charger. The DC2039A allows configuring the LTC4015 to support up to 9 cells for Li-Ion and LiFePO4, and 3, 6, or 12 cells for Lead-Acid batteries. Programmable and fully automatic charge algorithms can be chosen for each of the chemistries.

Demonstration circuit 2046A-A is an Ethernet Alliance™ certified PoE powered device (PD) with an isolated power supply using synchronous flyback topology, featuring the LT4276 and ideal diode bridge controller (LT4321).

Demonstration circuit 2046A-B is a PoE powered device (PD) with an isolated power supply using synchronous flyback topology, featuring the LT4276 and ideal diode bridge controller (LT4321)

Demonstration circuit 2262 is a PoE Powered Device (PD) with a synchronous forward isolated power supply featuring the LT4276 and an ideal diode bridge controller (LT4321). The LT4276 provides IEEE802.3af (PoE, Type 1), IEEE802.3at (PoE+, Type 2), and LTPoE++ PD interfacing and power supply control. When the PD is connected to a PSE, the LT4276 turns on an external, low-resistance, high-power N-channel Hot Swap™ FET. The LT4276 controls a high-power, small-sized power supply that utilizes a highly efficient, synchronously rectified, active clamp forward topology. The LT4321 provides further efficiency improvement by minimizing bridge losses.