Demonstration circuit 1590B is a dual output synchronous buck converter featuring the LTC3880EUJ, a dual output peak current mode controller with digital power system management. There are two versions of the board available: DC1590B-A senses the output current across a sense resistor and has a default switching frequency of 350kHz, and DC1590B-B senses output current with the inductor DCR and has a default switching frequency of 425kHz. Either version can be populated with the LTC3880EUJ-1 (which allows the user to provide bias power to the IC from an external power supply) instead of the LTC3880EUJ. These boards provide two programmable outputs of 20A each. The factory default settings are 1.8V for each output.

Demonstration circuit 2024A features the LTC4282 high current Hot Swap™ controller. The LTC4282 is well suited to high power applications because the precise monitoring capability and accurate current limiting reduces the extremes in which both loads and power supplies must safely operate. Non-volatile configuration allows for flexibility in the autonomous generation of alerts and response to faults.

Demonstration circuits 2229A-A and 2229A-B feature the LTC3877 in two high output current, high efficiency, VID programmed step-down converters with sub-mΩ DCR sensing. For both converters, the input voltage range is 6V to 14V and the switching frequency is 400kHz.

Demonstration circuit 2314A is intended to demonstrate the performance of the LTC4236-1/LTC4236-2 Dual Ideal Diode-OR and Single Hot Swap Controller with Current Monitor. The controller operates in redundant supply circuits, where each rail has an individual ideal diode, and the outputs are connected to the load through a single Hot Swap circuit. The controller enables monitoring of the load current by providing a signal that is 100× the sense resistor voltage.

Demonstration circuit 2315A is intended to demonstrate the performance of the LTC4235-1/LTC4235-2 Dual 12V Ideal Diode-OR and Single Hot Swap™ Controller with Current Monitor. The controller operates in redundant 12V supply circuits, where each rail has an individual ideal diode, and the outputs are connected to the load through a single Hot Swap circuit. The controller enables monitoring of the load current by providing a signal that is 100× the sense resistor voltage.

DC236C-C: Demo Board for the LTC1628 High Efficiency, 2-Phase Synchronous Step-Down Switching Regulator.

Demonstration circuit 2707B uses the LTC®4418 to arbitrate between two input supply rails, selecting the highest priority, valid supply to power the load. The V1 rail is defined to have higher priority and the V2 rail has lower priority. Both rails have individual overvoltage and undervoltage comparators for setting valid window thresholds with external resistive dividers. If the highest priority rail voltage V1 falls out of the defined window (overvoltage or undervoltage), the V2 rail, if it is valid, is enabled and powers the load. Two or more LTC4418s can be cascaded to provide switchover between more than two rails.

DC1836A-B: Demo Board for the LTC2955 Pushbutton On/Off Controller with Automatic Turn-On.

DC566A-A: Demo Board for the LTC6910 Digitally Controlled Programmable Gain Amplifiers in SOT-23.

DC623A: Demo Board for the LTC3801 Micropower Constant Frequency Step-Down DC/DC Controllers in ThinSOT.