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The LTC2978 is an integrated, modular power management IC that can sequence, monitor, and control eight power supplies, reducing debugging time and effort.

The LTC3775 is a current mode step-down converter with a 30ns minimum on-time controller in a 3mm × 3mm QFN package that provides a continuous 15A from an 5V–26V input. It is well suited for automotive and industrial applications.

This document introduces LT3743, a high current/high speed LED driver that can revolutionize PWM dimming

This design handbook introduces how to design a charger for solar cells.

The LTC3577/LTC3577-1 integrates a number of portable device power management functions into one IC

The document describes the features and characteristics of the LTC3612 monolithic synchronous buck regulator, including high efficiency, adjustable output, and the ability to choose from multiple light load operating modes.

This document explains how to maximize the performance of a 16-bit, 105Msps ADC through careful IF signal chain design. It discusses the advantages and characteristics of the ADC.

The LTC6655 is a low voltage reference with 0.3ppm (775nV) noise that can be used in applications such as scales, inertial navigation systems, infrared thermography, DVMs, and medical imaging apparatus.

Linear Technology Introduces Ultra-Low Quiescent Current Buck Converters LT3971 and LT3991

Introduced the LTM8031 low noise DC/DC step-down µModule regulator that operates from input voltages from 3.6V to 36V and is independently certified to be compliant with the stringent requirements of EN55022 class B.

This document introduces a battery aging management method that can significantly extend battery life.

This document describes a robust, quiet, stable power supply for active antenna systems in automotive infotainment systems, with built-in protection and diagnostic capabilities. It also discusses the various active antenna systems used in current automotive infotainment systems and mentions the innovative LT3050 regulator product.

The LTC2262 family is a new generation of ultralow power, high-speed analog-to-digital converters (ADCs) that dissipate less power while maintaining excellent AC performance compared to previous generation ADCs. These ADCs are suitable for power-limited applications, allowing the addition of features and improvement of performance within the power budget. Additionally, the LTC2262 family incorporates a unique set of digital output features that simplify layout and reduce digital feedback. The low power core is also integrated into multichannel parts, including 4-channel and 2-channel ADCs. For a complete list of the ultralow-power ADC family, refer to Table 1.

Introduces the characteristics and features of two low-power regulators LT3971 and LT3991, including low quiescent current, adjustable output frequency, wide input voltage range, etc.