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60VIN, 24VOUT, 25A/Channel, 850kHz & IQ = 50µA A new generation of dual synchronous, micropower step-down controller, the LTC® 3890 offers performance and feature


advantages for a broad range of power conversion applications. The 4V to 60V input capability covers a wide range of input sources and battery chemistries, protecting against high voltage transients so surge suppression circuits are not required. Minimum on-time of 95ns enables high step-down ratios. Its powerful 1.1 onboard N-channel MOSFET drivers can deliver up to 25A of continuous output current per channel.


Features


• Input Voltage Range: 4V to 60V • Dual Output Voltages: Up to 24V • Up to 25A Output per Channel • 95% Efficient • Low Quiescent Current: 50µA


• Multiphase Capable for Higher Output Current & Low Input Ripple


• High Step-Down Ratios


• RSENSE or Inductor DCR Sensing • Single Output Version: LTC3891


95% 85% 75% 65% 55% 45% 35% 25% 15%


0.0001 0.001 0.01 0.1 VIN = 24V, FSW = 225kHz Efficiency vs Output Current (A) Info and Purchase Visit: www.linear.com


Linear Technology (UK) Ltd., 3 The Listons, Liston Road, Marlow, Buckinghamshire, SL7 1FD, United Kingdom.


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Phone: 01628 477066 Fax: 01628 478153 Email: uksales@linear.com


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