Automotive Protection Circuit (Rides Through) Supply-Voltage Interruptions and 72V Transients

Reference Design using part MAX6495 by Analog Devices

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Manufacturer

Analog Devices
  • Application Category
    Circuit Protection
  • Product Type
    Overvoltage Protection

Associated Documents

For End Products

  • Automotive and Transportation

Description

  • Automotive Protection Circuit (Rides Through) Supply-Voltage Interruptions and 72V Transients. The circuit maintains power to the load regardless of momentary shorts or opens in the supply voltage and includes a low-current overvoltage-protection IC (MAX6495) that protects the load against transient voltages up to 72V

Key Features

  • Protection Type
    Overvoltage
  • Highvoltage Limit
    72 V

Featured Parts (8)

Featured Parts
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MAX6495ATT/V+T Analog Devices Specialized Power ICs and Modules Over Voltage Protection Controller Automotive AEC-Q100 6-Pin TDFN EP T/R Buy
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