LTC1760 Dual Smart Battery Charger Datasheet Design Note 342

This design note describes a dual smart battery charger for use in server battery backup. The circuit can charge batteries at up to 4A and switch continuously down to zero load currents. The circuit takes advantage of ceramic capacitors’ space saving features without sacrificing circuit performance.


LTC1760 Dual Smart Battery Charger Datasheet Design Note 342 - cover page
Brand
Linear Technology
Category
Other Electronics
Document type
Datasheet
Language
English
Pages
2
File format
PDF
File size
68 KB
Published
05 June, 2012
Updated
30 September, 2023
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About this manual

This document is a design note (Design Note 342) detailing the application of the LTC1760 Dual Smart Battery Charger. It highlights the device's ability to charge batteries with up to 4A and switch continuously down to zero load currents, utilizing ceramic capacitors for space saving.

The LTC1760 complies with the Smart Battery System Manager (SBSM) specification V1.1 and offers a wide input and charge output voltage range of 6V to 28V. Key features include precision current and voltage accuracies of 0.2%, low dropout operation, and unique protection systems such as a special current limit and voltage limit system to prevent SMBus data corruption.

What's inside

  • Introduction
  • LTC1760 Dual Smart Battery Charger
  • Power Management
  • Dual battery systems
  • Parallel discharge
  • SBSM specification

Frequently asked questions

What is the maximum charge current this circuit can handle?

This circuit can charge batteries with up to 4A.

What is the input and output voltage range for the LTC1760?

The device has a wide input and charge output voltage range of 6V to 28V.

Does the LTC1760 require a host processor to operate?

No, it operates in a standalone Level 3 Bus Master mode without requiring any host processor.

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