LT3460EDC-1#TRMPBF

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The LT3460EDC-1#TRMPBF is a member of the switching DC-DC regulators family, which can be used to provide the stable voltage output for high power applications. It is designed to work with minimal external components, simplifying the PCB layout and offering low cost and high power density. The device has a wide input voltage range of 4.1V to 70V, making it suitable for a wide range of applications, including automotive, industrial and consumer electronics.

The LT3460EDC-1#TRMPBF has low dropout voltage, low quiescent current, fast transient response and low internal resistance, all of which are beneficial for efficient and reliable power conversion. With an internal compensation scheme, the device can also regulate output current up to 7A and power delivery up to 40W. Additionally, the device also provides adjustable cycle-by-cycle current limit and other protection features, such as overtemperature and short-circuit protection.

The LT3460EDC-1#TRMPBF is capable of charging two output capacitors simultaneously, which helps to reduce output voltage ripple. The device offers a wide range of features, including a programmable current limit up to 7A, soft start up to 2A and an adjustable switching frequency, allowing further optimization of applications with different requirements. The device can also be synchronized to an external clock, making it ideal for synchronous buck converter and digital control applications.

At the heart of the LT3460EDC-1#TRMPBF is a high performance switched-mode converter. Its basic topology consists of an inductor, a pair of MOSFETs, and a comparator. When the upper MOSFET turns on, the voltage from the input source is transferred to the inductor, which stores the energy. Then, when the lower MOSFET turns on, the stored energy is released and transferred to the output circuit. The output voltage is regulated by varying the duty cycle of the control waveform from the comparator.

The LT3460EDC-1#TRMPBF can also be used in boost and flyback topologies for more advanced applications. In boost mode, the inductor is initially charged by the input voltage and then released when the switch opens, creating a higher voltage at the output. In flyback mode, the inductor current first increases and then decreases, generating a flyback waveform at the output. This waveform can then be used to generate the required output voltage.

From small PCBs to power-hungry applications, the LT3460EDC-1#TRMPBF provides a compact and efficient solution for power conversion. With a wide input voltage range, adjustable current limit, adjustable switching frequency and minimal external components, it is ideal for a variety of power management applications in the industry.

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