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65 V, 8 A (IOUT), Synchronous Step-Down Silent Switcher 2 Delivers 94% Efficiency at 2 MHz & Ultralow EMI/EMC Emissions

Analog Devices, Inc., which recently acquired Linear Technology Corporation, announces the LT8645S, an 8 A, 65 V input capable synchronous step-down switching regulator. Its unique Silent Switcher®2 architecture uses two internal input capacitors as well as internal BST and INTVCC capacitors to minimize the area of the hot loops.

Combined with very well controlled switching edges and internal construction with an integral ground plane and the use of copper pillars in lieu of bond wires, the LT8645S dramatically reduces EMI/EMC emissions. This improved EMI/EMC performance is not sensitive to board layout, simplifying design and reducing risk even when using two layer PC boards. The LT8645S can easily pass the automotive CISPR25, Class 5 peak EMI limits with a 2 MHz switching frequency over its entire load range. Spread spectrum frequency modulation is also available to lower EMI/EMC levels further.

The LT8645S’s synchronous rectification delivers efficiency as high as 94% with a switching frequency of 2 MHz. Its 3.4 V to 65 V input voltage range is ideal for dual cell transportation, 48 V automotive and industrial applications. The internal high efficiency switches can deliver up to 8 A of continuous output current to voltages as low as 0.97 V. The LT8645S’s Burst Mode® operation offers only 2.5 µA of quiescent current, well suited for applications such as automotive/transportation always-on systems, which need to extend operating battery life. The LT8645S’s unique design maintains a minimum dropout voltage of only 60 mV (at 1 A) under all conditions, enabling it to excel in scenarios such as automotive cold-crank. Furthermore, a fast minimum on-time of only 40 ns enables 2 MHz constant frequency switching from a 24 V input to a 2.0 V output, enabling designers to optimize efficiency while avoiding critical noise-sensitive frequency bands. The LT8645S’s 32-lead, 4 mm × 6 mm LQFN package and high switching frequency keeps external inductors and capacitors small, providing a compact, thermally efficient footprint.

The LT8645S utilizes internal top and bottom high efficiency power switches with the necessary boost diode, oscillator, control and logic circuitry integrated into a single die. Low ripple Burst Mode operation maintains high efficiency at low output currents while keeping output ripple below 10 mVP-P. For applications requiring the lowest noise operation, the LT8645S can be programmed to run in pulse-skipping mode. Its switching frequency is programmable and synchronizable from 200 kHz to 2.2 MHz. Special design techniques and a new high speed process enable high efficiency over a wide input voltage range, and the LT8645’s current mode topology enables fast transient response and excellent loop stability. Other features include internal compensation, a power good flag, output soft-start/tracking and thermal protection.

The LT8645SEV is packaged in a 4 mm × 6 mm LQFN package. An industrial temperature version, the LT8645SIV, is tested and guaranteed to operate from a –40 °C to 125 °C operating junction temperature. Pricing starts at $5.95 each for 1,000-piece quantities and both versions are available from stock. For more information, visit www.linear.com/product/LT8645S.

Summary of Features: LT8645S

  • Silent Switcher®2 Architecture
    • Ultralow EMI/EMC Emissions on Any PCB
    • Eliminates PCB Layout Sensitivity
    • Internal Capacitors for VIN, BST, INTVCC Reduce Radiated EMI
    • Spread Spectrum Frequency Modulation
  • High Efficiency at High Frequency
  • Up to 95% Efficiency at 1 MHz
  • Up to 94% Efficiency at 2 MHz
  • Wide Input Voltage Range: 3.4 V to 65 V
  • 8A Maximum Continuous Output Current
  • Ultralow Quiescent Current Burst Mode® Operation
    • 2.5 µA IQ Regulating 12 VIN to 3.3 VOUT
    • Output Ripple < 10 mVP-P
  • Fast Minimum Switch On-Time: 40ns
  • Low Dropout Under All Conditions: 60 mV at 1 A
  • Programmable Pulse-Skipping Mode
  • Safely Tolerates Inductor Saturation in Overload
  • Adjustable & Synchronizable: 200 kHz to 2.2 MHz
  • Output Soft-Start & Tracking
  • Small 32-Lead 4 mm × 6 mm LQFN Package

Pricing shown is for budgetary use only and may differ due to local duties, taxes, fees and exchange rates.

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