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  High Voltage Buck Regualtors provide High Current, Low Profile Power Solutions for FireWire Peripherals &mdash DN287
  PDF, 80 Kb, File published: Jun 1, 2002
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  advertisement High Voltage Buck Regulators Provide High Current, Low
  Profile Power Solutions for FireWire Peripherals – Design Note 287
  Keith Szolusha
  Introduction
  Faster data transfer requirements between a personal
  computer and an increasing number of peripheral devices have boosted the popularity of the IEEE 1394 High
  Performance Serial Bus (FireWire technology), which
  enables speeds up to 400Mbps. FireWire technology
  is п¬Ѓnding its way into real time data transfer and data
  intensive devices such as DVD players, digital video
  recorders, zip drives and CDRW drives. There is a
  growing need for cost effective, low profile, low ripple
  DC/DC power supplies that provide 5V and 3.3V peripheral power directly from the FireWire cable at high
  currents (1A or greater). The LTВ®1766 and LT3430 current mode regulators will satisfy these requirements.
  Circuit Descriptions
  FireWire power sources, such as personal computers,
  provide 8V to 40V to the FireWire serial bus at currents
  of up to 1.5A and can power up to 16 peripherals while
  transferring data synchronously or asynchronously.
  Power sink peripherals, which do not supply power
  to the serial bus, receive power from the serial bus
  via the two power pins of the 6-pin FireWire port.
  Each peripheral must include an internal DC/DC …

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  60V/3A Step-Down DC/DC Converter Maintains High Efficiency over a Wide Input Range &mdash DN301
  PDF, 86 Kb, File published: Dec 1, 2002
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  advertisement 60V/3A Step-Down DC/DC Converter Maintains High
  Efficiency Over a Wide Input Range – Design Note 301
  Mark Marosek
  Introduction
  Today’s high voltage applications—such as automotive,
  industrial and FireWire peripherals—place increasing
  demands on power supplies. They must provide high
  power, high efficiency and low noise, in a small space
  and over an ever widening range of operational input
  voltages. Many high voltage DC/DC converter solutions
  can meet some of these conditions at high input voltages but they are unable to maintain high efficiencies
  at lower input voltages. Many of these same converters
  have frequency compensation schemes that require
  bulky input and output capacitors, which not only increase the size of the overall solution but also result in
  high output ripple voltage. The LTВ®3430 is designed to
  alleviate all of these problems.
  The LT3430 is a monolithic step-down DC/DC converter
  which utilizes a 3A peak switch current limit and has the
  ability to operate with a 60V input. The LT3430 runs at
  a п¬Ѓxed frequency of 200kHz and is housed in a small
  thermally enhanced 16-pin TSSOP package enabling it
  to save space while optimizing thermal management.
  Its 5.5V to 60V input range makes the LT3430 ideal …

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  60V/3A Step-Down DC/DC Converter Maintains High Efficiency over a Wide Range of Input Voltages &mdash LT Journal
  PDF, 179 Kb, File published: Aug 9, 2004
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  DESIGN FEATURES 60V/3A Step-Down DC/DC Converter
  Maintains High Efficiency over a Wide
  by Mark W. Marosek
  Range of Input Voltages
  Introduction
  sients as high as 60V). It is designed
  to maintain excellent efficiencies at
  both high and low input-to-output
  voltage differentials over a wide input
  voltage range. Its current mode architecture adds flexible frequency
  compensation with no restriction on
  the use of a ceramic output capacitor—resulting in small solutions with
  extremely low output ripple voltage.
  The LT3430 is pin compatible with
  the LT1766 (60V, 1.5A, 200kHz) and
  LT1956 (60V transient, 1.5A, 500kHz)
  step down DC/DC converters.1 The LT3430 is a monolithic step-down
  DC/DC converter that features a 3A
  peak switch current limit and the
  ability to operate with up to 60V input. The LT3430 runs at a fixed
  frequency of 200kHz and is packaged
  in a small thermally enhanced 16-pin
  TSSOP package to save space and …

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  Easy-to-Use Spread Spectrum Clock Generator Reduces EMI and More &mdash LT Journal
  PDF, 847 Kb, File published: Feb 1, 2004
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  DESIGN FEATURES Easy-to-Use Spread Spectrum Clock
  Generator Reduces EMI and More
  The widespread proliferation of new
  portable electronic devices has created a problem for manufacturers
  and consumers alike: the potential
  for electromagnetic interference (EMI)
  between devices. EMI at minimum is
  a nuisance, as in the case of noise
  added to a television picture or a radio receiver. At worst, it can impair
  the operation of electronic devices in
  critical applications. EMI sources can
  be elusive, and thus hard to eradicate
  once a device is in the late stages of
  development. It behooves a device
  designer to proactively minimize the
  number of potential sources of EMI,
  possibly saving significant troubleshooting time down the road.
  The amount of EMI generated, and
  whether it will produce significant
  interference, is not intuitively quantifiable. One way to quantify potential EMI
  problems is to test the conformance
  of the end product to various limits
  through procedures established by …

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• Power Management > Switching Regulator > Step-Down (Buck) Regulators > Internal Power Switch Buck | High Input Voltage Buck