Datasheet Linear Technology LTC1733EMSE#TRPBF

Manufacturer	Linear Technology
Series	LTC1733
Part Number	LTC1733EMSE#TRPBF

Monolithic Linear Lithium-Ion Battery Charger with Thermal Regulation

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Packaging

Package	MS-10E
Package Code	MSE
Package Index	05-08-1664

Parametrics

Battery Chemistry	Li-Ion, Li-Polymer
Charge Termination	On-board timer
Demo Boards	DC454A
Design Tools	LTspice Model
Export Control	no
Float Voltage	4.2V V
Internal Pass Element	yes
Max Charge Current	1.5 A
Number of Cells	1
Operating Temperature Range	0 to 85 °C
Type of Charger	Linear
Vin Max	6.5 V
Vin Min	4.5 V

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Design Notes

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Li-Ion Linear Charger Allows Fast, Full Current Charging While Limiting PC Board Temperature to 85В°C &mdash DN283
PDF, 75 Kb, File published: Apr 3, 2002
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Li-Ion Linear Charger Allows Fast, Full Current Charging While
Limiting PC Board Temperature to 85В°C вЂ“ Design Note 283
Fran Hoffart Thermal Feedback Loop Limits IC Temperature
A thermal feedback loop limits the maximum junction
temperature of the LTC1733 to approximately 105В°C, well
below the maximum allowable junction temperature of
125В°C. As the junction temperature approaches 105В°C,
the on-chip temperature sensor begins to smoothly
decrease the charge current to a level that will limit the
maximum junction temperature to 105В°C (see Figure 1).
Unlike ICs that simply shut down at 160В°C to protect
themselves, the LTC1733 can operate in this temperature
control mode indeп¬Ѓnitely. Devices with a 160В°C thermal
shutdown temperature could begin switching on and
off at the thermal limit or might not operate correctly
as a charger. Thermal shutdown is not a healthy mode
of operation, it is rather intended to protect the IC from
failure when overstressed. 04/02/283_conv 1.8
1.6
1.4
CHARGE CURRENT (A) 4.5 BATTERY
VOLTAGE 4.0 THERMAL
LIMIT IN …

Articles

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LTC1733: Thermal Regulation Maximizes Lithium-Ion Battery Charging Rate Without Risk of Overheating &mdash LT Journal
PDF, 63 Kb, File published: May 1, 2002
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LINEAR TECHNOLOGY
VOLUME XII NUMBER 2 MAY 2002 IN THIS ISSUEвЂ¦
COVER ARTICLE
LTC1733: Thermal Regulation
Maximizes Lithium-Ion Battery
Charging Rate Without Risk of
Overheating . 1
Trevor Barcelo Issue Highlights . 2
LTCВ® in the News . 2 LTC1733: Thermal
Regulation Maximizes
Lithium-Ion Battery
Charging Rate Without
Risk of Overheating DESIGN FEATURES
LTВ®3420 Charges Photoflash
Capacitors Quickly and Efficiently
While Using Minimal Board Space
. 5 Albert Wu Small 1.25A Step-Down Regulator
Switches at 4MHz for Space-Sensitive
Applications . 9
Damon Lee Dual DC/DC Controller Brings 2-Phase
Benefits to Low Input Voltage
Applications . 12
Jason Leonard ThinSOTв„ў RF Power Controllers Save …

Model Line

Series: LTC1733 (2)

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Manufacturer's Classification

Power Management > Battery Management > Battery Charger IC > Linear Battery Chargers

Other Names:

LTC1733EMSETRPBF, LTC1733EMSE TRPBF

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