LTC1733EMSE#TRPBF

Power management integrated circuit (PMIC) are chips used in the regulation of power of devices such as smartphones and tablets. The LTC1733EMSE#TRPBF is a PMIC designed specifically for use in battery chargers. These PMICs are increasingly used in battery chargers due to their ability to control the power supply and provide highly regulated output voltages and currents for safe and efficient charging of batteries.

The LTC1733EMSE#TRPBF is a high-efficiency, low-current battery charger PMIC with integrated overvoltage protection (OVP) and undervoltage protection (UVP). The PMIC is capable of providing an accurate and controlled output voltage and current to charge a range of batteries in a variety of applications. The output voltage is adjustable over a wide range (3V to 40V) to support different battery chemistries. The PMIC features adjustable current limit and programmable voltage, allowing for efficient and precise charging for batteries of various capacities.

This particular PMIC can deliver very high efficiency (up to 95%) and employs low power modes that can reduce average power consumption when the battery is close to full charge. The PMIC contains integrated OVP/UVP circuits to protect against overcharging and undercharging, as well as current and temperature regulation functions to protect against battery overheating. This makes the LTC1733EMSE#TRPBF an ideal PMIC for battery charger applications.

The LTC1733EMSE#TRPBF PMIC is designed to operate off of input voltages up to 40V. It has a small form factor of 1.6 x 2.5 mm, making it ideal for space-constrained applications. The chip also has a short-circuit protection feature that allows it to detect any potential short circuits and shut down to prevent damage. In addition, the PMIC contains both a low-battery and a high-battery flag, as well as a dedicated enable pin, which can be used to facilitate control and shutdown of the charging system.

The LTC1733EMSE#TRPBF is a versatile and reliable PMIC for battery charger applications. It provides an accurate and safe way to charge batteries and has features such as OVP/UVP, current and temperature regulation for protection against overcharging and undercharging. The PMIC can operate off of input voltages up to 40V, has a small form factor, and features a short-circuit protection feature for added safety. It is ideal for a wide range of battery charger applications.