MIC2589R-1YM Overview

There is a 14-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 14 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, Sequencer electrical component.A temperature setting of -40°C~85°C will ensure reliable operation.-48V applications can be downloaded from the device.The article is featured in Auto Retry.Hot-swappable device should be able to work wHot-swappable deviceh a -80V~-19VV power source.Numbers in the MIC2589 family include it.This device uses 14 pins for operation.There is nothing else in Power Management Circuits but this gadget.Among its programmable features are Current Limit, Fault Timeout, OVP, UVLO.There is currently an adequate supply of 4mA.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 19 V.In the Vsup (maximum supply voltage) setting, 80 V is selected.Hot-swappable device is 48 V type power supplies that are used in this part.Analog IC POWER SUPPLY SUPPORT CIRCUIT is used in this gadget.During operation, it can supply a maximum current of 6 mA.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 -19VV, it can work with the lowest supply voltage possible.In this case, 4mA is the operative supply current.A -- series electrical component is used in this application.

MIC2589R-1YM Features

The terminal position of 14
Features of Auto Retry
Programmable features of Current Limit, Fault Timeout, OVP, UVLO
-- series

MIC2589R-1YM Applications

There are a lot of Microchip Technology
MIC2589R-1YM 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