DC1872A, Demonstration Board using LTM4637 high efficiency, high density switch mode step-down power Module regulator

Reference Design using part LTM4637EV by Analog Devices

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Manufacturer

Analog Devices
  • Application Category
    Power Supplies
  • Product Type
    DC to DC Single Output Power Supplies
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Description

  • DC1872A, Demonstration Board using LTM4637 high efficiency, high density switch mode step-down power Module regulator. The input voltage range is from 4.5V to 20V. The output voltage is jumper programmable from 1.0V to 1.8V with a rated load current of 20A. Derating is necessary for certain VIN, VOUT, frequency and thermal conditions. The DC1872A offers the TRACK/SS pin, allowing the user to program output tracking or soft-start period

Key Features

  • Conversion Type
    DC to DC
  • Input Voltage
    4.5 to 20 V
  • Output Voltage
    1|1.2|1.5|1.8 V
  • Output Current
    20 A
  • Efficiency
    82.2 %
  • Topology
    Buck

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Featured Parts
Part Number Manufacturer Type Description
LTM4637EV#PBF Analog Devices DC to DC Converter and Switching Regulator Module Module DC-DC 1-OUT 0.6V to 5.5V 20A 133-Pin LGA Tray Buy

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