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- Linear Technology
- Model
- LT3464
- Industry
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- 2012-08-06
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LINEAR LT3464 handbook
The LT3464 is a micropower step-up DC/DC converter with integrated Schottky diode and output disconnect packaged in an 8-lead low profile (1mm) ThinSOT. The small package size, high level of integration, and the use of tiny SMT components yield a solution size of less than 40mm2. The LT3464 has a typical current limit of 115mA as well as fast switching speed to allow the use of a chip inductor and small ceramic capacitors. The internal PNP disconnects the output load from the input during shutdown, and also provides output short-circuit protection. An auxiliary reference input allows the user to override the internal 1.25V feedback reference with any lower value, allowing full control of the output voltage during operation. This device features a low 25µA quiescent current, which is further reduced to less than 1µA in shutdown. A current limited fixed off-time control scheme conserves operating current.
Read onlineLinear Technology LT3464 specifications
| Input Voltage Range | 2.3 V to 10 V |
|---|---|
| Minimum Input Voltage (typ) | 2.0 V |
| Maximum Output Voltage | 34 V |
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Ratings, dimensions and ordering codes, for selection and design work.
Questions answered in these manuals
What is the maximum output voltage achievable with this converter?
The device allows for output voltages up to 34V.
From: Linear Technology LT3464 Compact Step-Up Converter Design Note 358
How much current does the converter draw when in shutdown mode?
When shut down, the fault current is reduced to a typical value of 45mA.
From: Linear Technology LT3464 Compact Step-Up Converter Design Note 358
What input voltage range does the LT3464 support?
It operates from 2.3 V up to 10 V input voltage.
How can the output voltage be set?
Select resistor values R1 and R2 for the feedback divider, or use the CTRL pin to override the internal reference.
