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Access
this
entire
Evaluation
Kit
Quik-Start
User's
Guide
in
PDF
format.
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Evaluation
Kit
Contents
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1.
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Fully
Functional
SMT4214
Evaluation
Board
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2.
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SMT4214EV
Evaluation
Kit
User's
Guide
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3.
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SMX3200
Dongle
Parallel
Port
Programmer
Interface
Card
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4.
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Dongle
to I2C
Interface
Cable
(1
meter).
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5.
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One
CD-ROM
disk
containing:
SMT4214EV
Gerber
Files,
Windows
GUI
Software,
Default
Hex
file,
SMX3200
Dongle
documentation
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SMT4214
Evaluation
Board
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SMT4214
Evaluation
Kit
Quik-Start User's Guide
Summary
General
Description.
The SMT4214EVAL kit contains
a fully functional evaluation
board designed to demonstrate the
features of the SMT4214
Master/Slave Quad Tracking
Manager. The evaluation board
contains 2 SMT4214's working in
tandem to monitor and track (or
soft-start) as many as 8 unique
power supplies. The EVAL board
uses very low RDS(on)
N-Channel MOSFETs capable of
handling up to 26A per channel.
The SMT4214 features on-board
nonvolatile memory making it
truly 'User-Programmable' for
easy evaluation in virtually any
system power architecture. This
also allows for minor 'painless'
tweaks both in a manufacturing
and field environments.
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in the
PDF]
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Several
key, user-configurable
functions
are:
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1.
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Power
up/down
management.
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2.
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User-programmable
undervoltage (UV) trip
points with fault
outputs (RST#,
IRQ#).
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3.
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Undervoltage
(UV) fault monitoring
(20mV
increments).
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4.
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Programmable
IRQ, Reset, Force
Shutdown action.
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5.
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Programmable
gate voltages (10.5 or
14.5V)
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Additional
features included on the
EVAL board:
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User-programmable
undervoltage (UV) trip
points User-Programmable
interface to digitally
control analog
supervisory functions
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LED
visual indicators
(20)
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Master
Reset (MR#), IRQ_CLR#,
FORCE_SD# and PWR_ON
momentary pushbuttons
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EZ-connect
power and signal
pins
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Spring-loaded
sockets (2) for
convenient
evaluation
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Contact
your sales rep to order
an eval
kit.
U.S.
and Canadian
Reps
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Reps
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