DC794A: Demo Board for the LT6554 650MHz Gain of 1 Triple Video Buffer.

DC800A-B: Demo Board for the LT1993-4 900MHz Low Distortion, Low Noise Differential Amplifier/ADC Driver (AV = 4V/V).

Demonstration circuit 804 is a Power over Ethernet PD Interface with Integrated Switching Regulator featuring the LTC4267. It provides a complete IEEE 802.3af power device (PD) interface and isolated 3.3V power supply solution for use in Power over Ethernet (PoE) applications.

Demonstration circuit 810 is a high efficiency buck-boost flash LED driver featuring the LTC3453 and the LXCL-PWF1 Lumileds Luxeon Flash LED. The board is optimized for 500mA (300ms) LED flash current or 150mA constant LED torch current with a single Lithium-Ion battery input voltage range of 2.7V to 4.2V or three AAA batteries in series. The Lithium-Ion battery input voltage range, high LED flash current and separate torch mode current setting, internal synchronous power switches, minimal and low-profile external components, and simple design makes the LTC3453 a great solution for highly efficient, space-constrained cellular telephone camera flash solutions. DC810 comes with three AAA batteries in series to simulate the capabilities of a typical Lithium-Ion cellular telephone battery.

The LT3027 is a dual, micropower, low noise, low dropout regulator with independent inputs. With an external 0.01?F bypass capacitor, output noise is a low 20?VRMS over a 10Hz to 100kHz bandwidth. Designed for use in battery-powered systems, the low 25?A quiescent current per channel makes it an ideal choice. In shutdown, quiescent current drops to less than 0.1?A. Shutdown control is independent for each channel, allowing for flexibility in power management. The device is capable of operating over an input voltage from 1.8V to 20V, and can supply 100mA of output current from each channel with a dropout voltage of 300mV. Quiescent current is well controlled in dropout.The LT3027 regulator is stable with output capacitors as low as 1?F. Small ceramic capacitors can be used without the series resistance required by other regulators.Internal protection circuitry includes reverse battery protection, current limiting and thermal limiting protection. The device is available as an adjustable device with a 1.22V reference voltage. The LT3027 regulator is available in the thermally enhanced 10-lead MSOP and low profile (0.75mm) 3mm ? 3mm DFN packages.Applications Cellular Phones Pagers Battery-Powered Systems Frequency Synthesizers Wireless Modems Tracking/Sequencing Power Supplies

DC816A-G: Demo Board for the LTC2298 Dual 14-Bit, 65Msps Low Power 3V ADCs.

DC861A-B: Demo Board for the LTC6912 Dual Programmable Gain Amplifiers with Serial Digital Interface.

Demonstration circuit 862 is a micropower regulated charge pump DC/DC converter featuring the 60mA output LTC3221 in a 2mm × 2mm DFN package. It comes in three assembly versions, DC862A-A, DC862A-B and DC862A-C, featuring the LTC3221EDC-3.3 (fixed 3.3V output), the LTC3221EDC-5 (fixed 5V output) , and LTC3221EDC (adjustable output set to 3V), respectively. The demo board input voltage range depends on the IC used; for the 5V output DC862A-B, the input voltage range is 2.7V to 5.5V. The LTC3221's low 8µA no-load quiescent current is even lower than the self-discharging current of many batteries. By employing a constant current to charge the output, the output ripple is low even at high input and light load, and is fairly constant over the full input voltage range.

Demonstration circuit 877 is a high efficiency synchronous Buck-Boost converter using the LTC3531-3.3. The input range is from 1.8V to 5.5V making it ideal for single-cell  Lithium-Ion, multicell alkaline or nickel battery applications. This converter can provide 200mA when the input voltage is above 2.9V. The DC877 features the LTC3531-3.3 in a tiny 6-pin ThinSOT package. The converter operates in Burst Mode, which provides conversion efficiency over a wide range of load currents. It has minimum component count and tiny solution size. Other features include current limiting, thermal shutdown and output disconnect.

Demonstration circuit 879 is a Micropower Synchronous Step-Up Converter with Output Disconnect featuring the LTC3525-3.3 and LTC3525-5. The LTC3525 is a high performance Burst Mode operation only, synchronous boost converter. The LTC3525 incorporates a feature that maximizes efficiency by adjusting the peak and valley of the inductor current as a function of load. The demo board has two assembly versions: DC879A-A and DC879A-B. The DC879A-A offers fixed 3.3V output. The DC879A-B offers fixed 5V output. They offer a compact, high efficiency solution in single cell or dual cell alkaline or Li-ion applications. Only three small external components are required.