
Powering AI Processors using a 48V Factorized Power Architecture™
Using a 48V Factorized Power Architecture™ to overcome traditional multiphase limitations and drastically cut I²R thermal losses for high-demand loads
Not recommended for new designs.
The PI2211 is a Hot-Swap/circuit-breaker controller for bus voltages of 0.9 – 14V. Unlike conventional Hot-Swap controllers, the PI2211 incorporates True-SOA MOSFET protection which emulates the transient thermal performance of the MOSFET ensuring safe operation. Typical Hot-Swap devices utilize power limiting based upon standard SOA curves without considering transient performance issues. Only the PI2211 with True-SOA emulates and protects the MOSFET under its actual operating conditions considering transient events.
0.9 to 14V operating (21V max) Bus Hot Swap Controller with circuit breaker
Digitally emulates MOSFET transient thermal performance for True-SOA control
Ensures safe DC and transient MOSFET performance by emulating the MOSFET junction temperature rise via a internal digital processor
Limits transient over voltage exposure after breaker event with Glitch-Catcher control
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| 製品番号 | Vin Operating Range | Fault Detect Time | Package Size | RoHS Compliant | カートに入れる/詳細を見る | ||
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PI2211
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Part Number: PI2211 |
Vin Operating Range:
0.9 – 14 V
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Fault Detect Time:
100 nS
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Package Size:
24-Pin QFN / 4 x 4 x 0.85
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RoHS Compliant: |
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