ADPL83200

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Low Loss PowerPath Controller in a ThinSOT Package

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Overview

  • Very Low Loss Replacement for Power Supply OR’ing Diodes
  • Minimal External Components
  • Automatic Switching Between DC Sources
  • Simplifies Load Sharing with Multiple Batteries
  • Low Quiescent Current: 11μA
  • 3V to 28V AC/DC Adapter Voltage Range
  • 2.5V to 28V Battery Voltage Range 
  • Reverse Battery Protection
  • Drives Almost Any Size MOSFET for a Wide Zange of Current Requirements
  • MOSFET Gate Protection Clamp
  • Manual Control Input
  • Low Profile (1mm) ThinSOT™ Package

The ADPL83200 controls an external P-channel MOSFET to create a near-ideal diode function for power switchover or load sharing. This permits highly efficient OR’ing of multiple power sources for extended battery life and low self-heating. When conducting, the voltage drop across the Metal-oxidesemiconductor field-effect transistor (MOSFET) is typically 20mV. For applications with a wall adapter or other auxiliary power source, the load is automatically disconnected from the battery when the auxiliary source is connected. Two or more ADPL83200s can be interconnected to allow load sharing between multiple batteries or charging multiple batteries from a single charger.

The wide supply operating range supports operation from one to six Li-Ion cells in series. The low quiescent current (11μA typical) is independent of the load current. The gate driver includes an internal voltage clamp for MOSFET protection.

The STAT pin can be used to enable an auxiliary P-channel MOSFET power switch when an auxiliary supply is detected. This pin may also be used to indicate to a microcontroller that an auxiliary supply is connected. The control (CTL) input enables the user to force the primary MOSFET off and the STAT pin low.

The ADPL83200 is available in a low-profile (1mm) ThinSOT package.

  • Cellular Phones 
  • Notebook and Handheld Computers 
  • Digital Cameras 
  • USB-Powered Peripherals 
  • Uninterruptible Power Supplies
  • Logic Controlled Power Switch
ADPL83200
Low Loss PowerPath Controller in a ThinSOT Package
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Evaluation board EVAL-ADPL83200-IZ features the ADPL83200IS6, low-loss PowerPath™ controller. The controller is capable of automatically switching between primary and auxiliary power sources for a single output. The ADPL83200 circuit is intended for lower current loads.

The input supply voltage ranges from 2.5V to 36V. As initially configured with the default MOSFET, the ADPL83200 circuit's maximum input voltage is 18V. The ADPL83200 circuit current limit is 2A.

The primary power paths can be controlled with external logic applied to the CTL pins. PowerPath status can be monitored using the STAT pins. Evaluation of higher current or more complex sourcing systems can be accomplished by installing additional ICs, as well as paralleling the inputs and/or outputs using the optional supplied pads. Multiple standard Metal-oxide-semiconductor field-effect transistor (MOSFET) package options are also available on each circuit for evaluation convenience.
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