LTC1706-63

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5-Bit VID Voltage Programmer for Sun CPUs

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Overview

  • Programs Regulator Output Voltage Range from 1.025V to 1.4125V in 12.5mV Steps
  • Programs a Wide Range of ADI's DC/DC Converters with a 0.6V Reference
  • ±0.35% Accurate Output Voltage
  • Built-In 40k Pull-Up Resistors on VID Inputs
  • Available in MSOP-10 Package

The LTC1706-63 is a precision, digitally programmed, resistive ladder which adjusts the output of any 0.6V referenced regulator. Depending on the state of the five VID inputs, an output voltage between 1.025V and 1.4125V is programmed in 12.5mV increments.

The LTC1706-63 is designed specifically to program ADI's entire family of DC/DC converters with on board 0.6V references. Please see the related parts list at the end of the data sheet.

For a 2-phase synchronous controller with on-board LTC1706-63, see the LTC3819.

Applications

  • Sun Processor Power Supply
  • Workstations and Servers
  • Large Memory Array Supply

LTC1706-63
5-Bit VID Voltage Programmer for Sun CPUs
5-Bit VID-Controlled High Current Application (Simplified Block Diagram) Product Package 1
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LTspice


Models for the following parts are available in LTspice:

  • LTC1706-19
  • LTC1706-61
  • LTC1706-63
  • LTC1706-81
  • LTC1706-82
  • LTC1706-85
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