DC705A: Demo Board for the LTC4053-4.2 USB Compatible Lithium-Ion Battery Charger with Thermal Regulation.

DC709A: Demo Board for the LTC4557 Dual SIM/Smart Card Power Supply and Interface.

Demonstration circuit 728 is a 1MHz Synchronous Step- Up DC/DC Converter featuring the LTC®3458EDE. The demo circuit demonstrates a DC/DC boost converter, with a 1.5A switch, providing 7V at 200mA to 800mA depending on input voltage, which ranges from 2V to 6V. The circuit demonstrates the advantages of output disconnect and inrush current limiting.

DC1593A-E: Demo Board for LTC2635-12 Quad 12-Bit I2C VOUT DACs with 10ppm/°C Reference.

Demonstration circuit DC1597A features the LTM8031, a step-down converter certified to meet the EN55022 radiated emissions standard. The LTM8031 is configured to deliver a 3.3V output from a 5V to 36V input with a 750kHz operating frequency. The wide input range supports a variety of input sources, such as automotive batteries, wall adaptors and industrial supplies. Under light load conditions, the LTM8031 enters Burst Mode® operation to deliver high efficiency over a broad current range and maintain low output ripple.

Demonstration circuit DC1601B is a PolyPhase® power supply featuring the LTM4607 power module, a complete high efficiency switching mode buck-boost power supply. The DC1601B input voltage range is from 6V to 36V and is capable of delivering high power through paralleled LTM4607 modules. The demo circuit can deliver up to 10A of output current for two paralleled modules (DC1601B-A). The DC1601B demonstrates that paralleling modules is easy and reliable. The output voltage for the board is 12V. The rated load current per module is 5A in boost mode, however current derating may be necessary under certain VIN, VOUT, frequency, and thermal conditions. An onboard external clock is provided for synchronization and interleaving of phases to minimize input and output ripple. An internal phase-locked loop allows the LTM4607 to be synchronized to an external clock within the range of 200kHz to 400kHz. The LTM4607 default switching frequency on the DC1601B is set to 300kHz through the onboard LTC6902 clock generator which interleaves the paralleled phases.

DC1620A-H: Demo Board for LTC2144-14 14-Bit, 105Msps Low Power Dual ADCs.

DC1620A-L: Demo Board for LTC2140-14 14-Bit, 25Msps Low Power Dual ADCs.

The LTC4227 offers ideal diode-OR and Hot Swap? functions for two power rails by controlling external Nchannel MOSFETs. MOSFETs acting as ideal diodes replace two high power Schottky diodes and the associated heat sinks, saving power and board area. A Hot Swap control MOSFET allows a board to be safely inserted and removed from a live backplane by limiting inrush current. The supply output is also protected against short-circuit faults with a fast acting current limit and internal timed circuit breaker.The LTC4227 regulates the forward voltage drop across the MOSFETs to ensure smooth current transfer from one supply to the other without oscillation. The ideal diodes turn on quickly to reduce the load voltage droop during supply switchover. If the input supply fails or is shorted, a fast turn-off minimizes reverse-current transients.The LTC4227 allows turn-on/off control, and reports fault and power good status for the supply. Part Overcurrent Fault Start-Up Delay LTC4227-1 Latch Off 100ms LTC4227-2 Retry 100ms LTC4227-3 Latch Off 1.6ms LTC4227-4 Retry 1.6ms Applications Redundant Power Supplies and Supply Holdup Computer Systems and Servers Telecom Networks

The LTC2933 is an EEPROM configurable voltage supervisor which can simultaneously monitor up to six power supply voltage inputs. Each voltage detector offers I2C programmable over/undervoltage thresholds in various ranges and increments.Two general purpose inputs (GPI) can be configured as programmable manual reset (MR), UV disable (UVDIS), margin (MARG) or auxiliary comparator (AUXC) inputs. Three general purpose pins (GPIO) can be configured for input or output operation. When configured as an input, a GPIO pin can be mapped to any other GPIO configured as output. The GPIO pins can also be configured as ALERT or fault outputs. Faults can be configured with programmable delay-on-release times. Output type and polarity are also configurable.Status and history registers log faults and can be polled via the I2C interface. A fault log snapshot is also backed up in internal EEPROM. All parameters are programmable via the I2C interface. Configuration EEPROM supports autonomous operation without additional software.Applications High Availability Computer Systems Network Servers Telecom Equipment Data Storage