The LTC2928 is a four channel cascadable power supply sequencer and high accuracy supervisor. Sequencing thresholds, order and timing are con?gured with just a few external components, negating the need for PC board layout or software changes during system development. Multiple LTC2928s may be easily connected to sequence an unlimited number of power supplies.Sequence outputs control supply enable pins or N-channel pass gates. Precision input comparators with individual outputs monitor power supply voltages to 1.5% accuracy. Supervisory functions include undervoltage and overvoltage monitoring and reporting as well as ?P reset generation. RST may be forced high to complement margin testing.Application faults, whether internally or externally generated, can shutdown all controlled supplies. The type and source of faults are reported for diagnosis. Individual channel controls are available to independently exercise enable outputs and supervisory functions.A high voltage input allows the LTC2928 to be powered from voltages as high as 16.5V. A buffered reference output permits single negative power supply sequencing and monitoring operations.Applications? Network/Telecom Infrastructure Sequencing for Multiple I/O and Core Voltages Power Management?

Demonstration circuit 1031A-B is a 36V-72Vin, synchronous forward converter featuring the LTC3725 forward converter and the LTC3726 secondary-side controller. This circuit was designed specifically to attain a high current, low ripple, synchronously rectified forward converter to efficiently power 3.3V loads at up to 20A from a typical telecom input voltage range. This circuit features secondary side control of the supply eliminating the need for an optocoupler.

The LT1511 current mode PWM battery charger is the simplest, most efficient solution to fast charge modern rechargeable batteries including lithium-ion (Li-Ion), nickel-metal-hydride (NiMH) and nickel-cadmium (NiCd) that require constant-current and/or constant-voltage charging. The internal switch is capable of delivering 3A* DC current (4A peak current). Full-charging current can be programmed by resistors or a DAC to within 5%. With 0.5% reference voltage accuracy, the LT1511 meets the critical constant-voltage charging requirement for Li-Ion cells. A third control loop is provided to regulate the current drawn from the AC adapter. This allows simultaneous operation of the equipment and battery charging without overloading the adapter. Charging current is reduced to keep the adapter current within specified levels. The LT1511 can charge batteries ranging from 1V to 20V. Ground sensing of current is not required and the battery?s negative terminal can be tied directly to ground. A saturating switch running at 200kHz gives high charging efficiency and small inductor size. A blocking diode is not required between the chip and the battery because the chip goes into sleep mode and drains only 3?A when the wall adapter is unplugged.* See LT1510 for 1.5A ChargerApplications Chargers for NiCd, NiMH, Lead-Acid, Lithium Rechargeable Batteries Switching Regulators with Precision Current Limit

DC1049A: Demo Board for the LTC4264 High Power PD Interface Controller with 750mA Current Limit.

DC1054A/B: Demo Board for the LTC4242 Dual Slot Hot Swap Controller for PCI Express.

Demonstration circuit 1062 is a micropower synchronous buck-boost + buck converter based on the LTC3520. The DC1062 has an input voltage range of 2.2V to 5.5V and three output voltages: 3.3V @ up to 1A, 1.8V @ 600mA and 1.5V @ 200mA. The 1.5VOUT is an LDO regulator derived from either the 3.3VOUT or the 1.8VOUT.

DC1066A: Demo Board for the LTC4355 Positive High Voltage Ideal Diode-OR with Input Supply and Fuse Monitors.

DC1090A: Demo Board for LTC2954 Push Button On/Off Controller with µP Interrupt

Demonstration circuit 1106 is a 1.5A Buck Converter, 1.5A Boost Converter, and LDO Controller featuring the LT3570. The Buck is designed to convert a 4V to 36V source to 3.3V at 1A. The LDO is powered from the output of the buck and converts 3.3V to 2.5V at 100mA. The boost converts a 3.3V to 10V source to 12V at 275mA.

Demonstration circuit DC1154 is a Telecom non isolated DC/DC converter featuring the LTC3873 constant frequency current mode flyback controller. The DC1154 converts 36V to 72V input voltage to an isolated 3A of output current at 3.3V. The 200kHz constant frequency operation is maintained down to very light load to reduce low frequency noise generated over a wide range of load current. The DC1154 also provides an isolated design by installing the optocoupler and LTC4430 related circuitry. The demonstration circuit can be easily modified to generate different output voltages up to 15V. As output voltage is increased, the maximum output current must be reduced to limit the output power to no more than 10W.