MIC2591B-2YTQ-TR Overview

You get it with the 48-TQFP package.Currently, 6 channels can be accessed.Hot-swappable device comes in the shape of a Tape & Reel (TR).Hot-swappable device terminates wHot-swappable deviceh 48 in total.Device QUAD is in the terminal position.Total number of pins is 48.High efficiency can be achieved with a voltage supply of 3.3V.The way it's set up is the way Surface Mount wants it.In electrical components, Hot Plug Controller is the classification.If you want reliable performance, you should set the temperature to 0°C~70°C.Hot-swappable device has PCI Express® applications.There is a reference to it in Latched Fault, SMBus, Thermal Limit, UVLO.If the power source is 3V~3.6V 11V~13VV, it should work fine.Hot-swappable device is included in the MIC2591B family of numbers.Operating the device requires 48 pins.PMIC - Power Management ICs contains this gadget on its own.Current Limit, Fault Timeout, Slew Rate features are programmable.There is a Surface Mount-axis orientation to it.Stable operation can be achieved with a maximum operating temperature of 70 °C°C.Hot-swappable device operates at a minimum temperature of 0 °C degrees Celsius in order to ensure reliabilHot-swappable devicey.To ensure normal operation, the supply voltage (Vsup) must be kept above 3V.3.6 V is set for Vsup (maximum supply voltage).An analog IC, POWER SUPPLY SUPPORT CIRCUIT in this instance, is used for this gadget.Hot Swap is defaulted to output 4.Device output is -V at its maximum.Hot Swap is 2.5 mA that operates the supply current.Part of the - series, this electrical component is made of copper.

MIC2591B-2YTQ-TR Features

The terminal position of 48
Features of Latched Fault, SMBus, Thermal Limit, UVLO
Programmable features of Current Limit, Fault Timeout, Slew Rate
- series

MIC2591B-2YTQ-TR Applications

There are a lot of Microchip Technology
MIC2591B-2YTQ-TR hot swap controllers applications.

• Electric vehicle
• Avionics systems
• Safe board insertion and extraction
• Industrial computers and servers
• Redundant-array-of-independent-disk (RAID) storage
• Other forms of communications infrastructure
• Board or blade insertion into live backplanes
• Backplane
• Loads
• Distributed power systems