LTC2960ITS8-3

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PMIC, also as known as Power Management ICs, are extremely important parts for electrical and electronic engineering. It plays a very significant role in many low-power and high-performance applications, such as converting, processing, and supervising electric energy. PMIC - Supervisors are the ones specifically used for monitoring power supply and resetting circuits by taking the place of mechanical relays or the temperature fuses.

LTC2960ITS8-3,which is a PMIC - Supervisor, combines an integrated supervisor and transistor in a single package. It is mainly used to monitor power supply voltage, resetting and fault detection. Its low power saving style, programmable voltage comparator, wide operating temperature range, strong pull/pull up and variety of circuit functions make it become an ideal part for many electronic devices, such as laptop computers, industrial control equipment and embedded system.

The primary function of the LTC2960ITS8-3 is to detect faults and reset circuits by monitoring the input voltage. It holds a programmable voltage comparator and a window comparator, to provide over and under voltage protection, as well as to act as a timer. It also provides a power-on reset output to tell the system whether it is in the reset state or not.

The working of the LTC2960ITS8-3 is based on a simple principle. When the input voltage reaches a certain threshold, a reference voltage that is set by the internal programming, the voltage comparator will output an alert and reset the system. The window comparator is responsible for monitoring the input voltage is in an acceptable range or not. This whole process is done through taking the place of mechanical relays or the temperature fuses.

In brief, because of its powerful performance, LTC2960ITS8-3 is widely used in different types of electronic and electrical systems. It is suitable for applications like equipment failure detection and has been widely implemented in the appliances’ industry to make sure the electrical systems runs in a safe state.

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