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| LTC2927: Simple Power Supply Tracking for Distributed Point of Load Applications | |||||
MILPITAS, CA – Linear Technology Corporation introduces the LTC2927, a single power supply tracking controller that simplifies the tracking and sequencing requirements of complex distributed power architectures. Housed in an 8-lead SOT-23 or 3mm x 2mm DFN package, the compact device can be conveniently placed at the point of load. By minimizing the trace length to the sensitive feedback node of a DC/DC converter, the LTC2927 effectively reduces losses caused by voltage drops and overcomes noise sensitivity and EMI issues. The LTC2927 introduces current into the feedback node of an independent supply and causes its output to track another supply or master signal. A simple resistor configuration yields a ramp-up and ramp-down with differing ramp rates, voltage offsets or time delays relative to the master signal. This enables a variety of power (supply) profiles for digital logic circuits during power up as well as power down. Thus, the LTC2927 is ideally suited for systems utilizing FPGAs, CPLDs or DSPs. Specified over the commercial and industrial temperature grades and available from stock, pricing for the LTC2927 begins at $1.55 each for 1,000-piece quantities. Summary of Features LTC2927 * Flexible Power Supply Tracking * Tracks both Up & Down * Power Supply Sequencing * Supply Stability is Not Affected * Low Pin Count * Controls Single Supply without Series FETs * Adjustable Ramp Rate * Supply Shutdown Output * Available in 8-Lead ThinSOTTM and 3mm x 2mm DFN Packages | |||||
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