MIC2584-JYTS-TR Overview

You can find it in the 16-TSSOP (0.173, 4.40mm Width) package.At the moment, 2 channels are accessible.In the form of a Tape & Reel (TR), it is packaged.The terminations total 16.In this case, the device is located at terminal DUAL.Hot-swappable device is possible to achieve high efficiency wHot-swappable deviceh a supply voltage of 5V.Surface Mount has set it up this way.An electrical component classified as Hot Swap Controller belongs to this category.Ensure reliable operation by setting the temperature to -40°C~85°C.A General Purpose application is available for the device.There is a mention of it in Latched Fault.In theory, it should work as long as the power source has a 1V~13.2VV input.This number is a member of the MIC2584 family.In order to operate, 16 pins are used.A gadget like this is self-contained in PMIC - Power Management ICs.The programmable features of this device are Fault Timeout, Slew Rate, UVLO.Presently, there is a limited supply of 1.7mA.In Surface Mount direction, it is positioned.Hot-swappable device is possible to maintain stable operation at a maximum temperature of 85 °C°C.At a minimum working temperature of -40 °C degrees Celsius, it maintains reliability.Normally, Vsup should remain above 2.3 V.The maximum supply voltage is set to 13.2 V.As the name suggests, this gadget uses an analog IC, which in this case is POWER SUPPLY SUPPORT CIRCUIT.The default output is 2.A maximum voltage of 13.2 VV can be supplied to it.Its maximum output is --V.If necessary, it can work with a low supply voltage, such as 1 VV.Currently, 1.7mA is the supply current.-- series components make up this electrical component.

MIC2584-JYTS-TR Features

Features of Latched Fault
Programmable features of Fault Timeout, Slew Rate, UVLO
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MIC2584-JYTS-TR Applications

There are a lot of Microchip Technology
MIC2584-JYTS-TR hot swap controllers applications.

• Industrial
• Datacom
• Electric vehicle
• Avionics systems
• Safe board insertion and extraction
• Industrial computers and servers
• Redundant-array-of-independent-disk (RAID) storage
• Other forms of communications infrastructure
• Board or blade insertion into live backplanes
• Backplane