• Part: LTC3429
  • Description: 500kHz Micropower Synchronous Boost Converter
  • Manufacturer: Linear Technology
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LTC3429
LTC3429 is 500kHz Micropower Synchronous Boost Converter manufactured by Linear Technology.
LTC3429/LTC3429B 600m A, 500k Hz Micropower Synchronous Boost Converter with Output Disconnect Features - Up to 96% Efficiency - True Output Load Disconnect - Inrush Current Limiting and Internal Soft-Start - Low Voltage Start-Up: 0.85V - Automatic Burst Mode® Operation with IQ ~ 20µA - Continuous Switching at Light Loads (LTC3429B) - Internal Synchronous Rectifier - Current Mode Control with Internal pensation - Short-Circuit Protection - 500k Hz Fixed Frequency Switching - Input Range: 0.5V to 4.4V - Output Range: 2.5V to 4.3V (Up to 5V with Schottky) - Shutdown Current: <1µA - Antiringing Control Minimizes EMI - Tiny External ponents - Low Profile (1mm) SOT-23 Package U APPLICATIO S - MP3 Players - Digital Cameras - LCD Bias Supplies - Handheld Instruments - Wireless Handsets - GPS Receivers DESCRIPTIO The LTC®3429/LTC3429B are high efficiency synchronous, fixed frequency, step-up DC/DC converters with true output load disconnect, inrush current limiting and softstart in a low profile 6-lead Thin SOTTM package. These devices are capable of supplying 100m A from a single AA cell input or 250m A from a 2-cell AA with a 3.3V output. A switching frequency of 500k Hz minimizes overall solution footprint by allowing the use of tiny, low profile inductors and ceramic capacitors. Current mode PWM control with internal pensation reduces external parts count thereby saving critical board real estate. The LTC3429 shifts automatically to power saving Burst Mode operation at light loads while the LTC3429B Features continuous switching at light loads. Antiringing control circuitry reduces EMI concerns by damping the inductor in discontinuous mode. The devices also feature low shutdown current of under 1µA. The true output disconnect feature allows the output to be pletely discharged in shutdown. It also limits the inrush of current during start-up, minimizing surge currents seen by the input...