MIC2587-2YM Overview

There is a 8-SOIC (0.154, 3.90mm Width) package that includes this.At the moment, there are 1 channels available.The package resembles a Tube.There is a DUAL terminal position on the device.A total of 8 pins are present on it.This is set up in the same way as Surface Mount.Hot-swappable device is classified as a Hot Swap Controller electrical component.A temperature setting of -40°C~85°C will ensure reliable operation.General Purpose applications can be downloaded from the device.The article is featured in Latched Fault.Hot-swappable device should be able to work wHot-swappable deviceh a 10V~80VV power source.Numbers in the MIC2587 family include it.This device uses 8 pins for operation.There is nothing else in PMIC - Power Management ICs but this gadget.Among its programmable features are Current Limit, Fault Timeout, Slew Rate, UVLO.There is currently an adequate supply of 2mA.Surface Mount directs its position.Operating at 85°C°C allows for stable operation.Maintaining reliability requires a minimum working temperature of -40°C degrees Celsius.For normal operation, Vsup should be maintained above 10 V.In the Vsup (maximum supply voltage) setting, 80 V is selected.Analog IC POWER SUPPLY SUPPORT CIRCUIT is used in this gadget.By default, it produces output 1.Hot Swap is capable of handling a maximum supply voltage of 80VV.There is a maximum output of --V from the device.With 10VV, it can work with the lowest supply voltage possible.In this case, 2mA is the operative supply current.In order for it to operate, a current of 5mA is required.A -- series electrical component is used in this application.

MIC2587-2YM Features

The terminal position of 8
Features of Latched Fault
Programmable features of Current Limit, Fault Timeout, Slew Rate, UVLO
-- series

MIC2587-2YM Applications

There are a lot of Microchip Technology
MIC2587-2YM hot swap controllers applications.

• 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
• Loads