AN4245, A single-chip design provides hot-swap control without circuit-breaker function on a single negative supply, while also allowing for adjustment of the turn-on voltage

Reference Design using part MAX4272 by Analog Devices

Manufacturer

Analog Devices
  • Application Category
    Power Management
  • Product Type
    Hot-Swap Controller

Associated Documents

For End Products

  • Basestation
  • Ethernet Routers & Switches
  • ISDN Equipments
  • RAID Data Storage System
  • Servers
  • Switches

Description

  • AN4245, A single-chip design provides hot-swap control without circuit-breaker function on a single negative supply, while also allowing for adjustment of the turn-on voltage. The -5.2V, single-channel hot-swap circuit provides full startup control using a MAX4272 positive low-voltage hot-swap controller. The MAX4272 GND pin is connected to the -5.2V supply, while the IN and SENSE pins are connected to circuit ground. The MAX4272 then operates as if it were in a +5.2V circuit, except that no sense resistor is in the circuit, thus no overload circuit-breaker action is provided

Key Features

  • Input Voltage
    -5.2 V
  • Output Current
    1 A

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