LINEAR dn427f handbook

This design note introduces the LTC2953, a pushbutton on/off controller with failsafe voltage monitoring that can be used to control DC/DC converters, power switches, or other circuits. The device can be controlled by a short or long press of the pushbutton, and it also features fault protection that can automatically turn off the power in the event of a system failure.


LINEAR dn427f handbook - cover page
Brand
Linear Technology
Category
Other Electronics
Document type
Application Note
Language
English
Pages
2
File format
PDF
File size
88 KB
Published
05 June, 2012
Updated
30 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
F9021FB53747C17EBD1819CDB9ABB38F

About this manual

Design Note 427 introduces the LTC2953, a low-power IC designed to interface with noisy mechanical on/off switches. It provides a complete solution for system power turn-on and turn-off by cleaning up pushbutton chatter and ensuring an orderly sequence of events independent of unresponsive system logic.

What's inside

  • Introduction
  • Pushbutton Challenges
  • Orderly Power On
  • Orderly Power Off: Short Interrupt Pulse
  • Failsafe Features
  • UVLO Comparator

Frequently asked questions

How long does the LTC2953 wait after pushbutton chatter stops before asserting its enable output?

The device asserts the enable output 32ms after detecting the end of pushbutton chatter.

What is the maximum time allowed to set the KILL input high after power is enabled?

The system must set the KILL input high within 512ms of enabling power.

What happens if the supply voltage glitches for longer than a specific duration?

If the supply glitches for longer than 32ms, the LTC2953 will issue an interrupt signal.

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