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ADP2140 Datasheet(HTML) 7 Page - Analog Devices |
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7 / 22 page ![]() Data Sheet LT8440 analog.com Rev. 0 7 of 22 PIN CONFIGURATIONS AND FUNCTION DESCRIPTIONS θJA = 39.3°C/W, θJCTOP = 80.9°C/W, θJCBOT = 5.8°C/W THE EXPOSED PAD (PIN 9) IS RTN AND MUST BE SOLDERED TO PCB. Figure 4. Pin Configuration Table 3. Pin Descriptions PIN NAME DESCRIPTION 1, 2 LINEA, LINEB Connect each of these pins through their own resistors to the terminals of the twisted pair to sense the line voltage. The resistors should be around 20kΩ. A smaller resistance is insufficient for intrinsic safety if the LT8440 is damaged, and a larger resistor negatively impacts the accuracy of the voltage measurement. The polarity of the connection to the twisted pair does not matter. The LT8440 will adjust the limit for the current it allows through the internal pass device according to the absolute voltage between these pins. 3, 4, 9 (EP) RTN Connect these pins to the RTP pins of another instance of the LT8440 or to the return terminal of the rectifier for the twisted pair. The current for the load circuits will exit from these pins after passing through the LT8440. 5 RTP Connect these pins to the RTN pins of another instance of the LT8440 or to the common return path for all the field device load circuits. 6 COMP Optional pin for additional compensation of the shunt regulation loop. If unused, leave it floating. See the Applications Information section for more details. 7 SHUNT Connect this pin to load positive. The internal shunt transistor will draw current as necessary to maintain about 500mW through the rectifier for the twisted pair. Optional resistors can reduce the power dissipation of LT8440. If unused, leave it floating. 8 VIN The quiescent current for the LT8440 is drawn through this pin, where the input voltage is applied. Connect it to the output of the rectifier of the twisted pair through a resistor. The resistor should be around 15kΩ. A smaller resistor is insufficient for intrinsic safety if the LT8440 is damaged, and a larger resistor limits the LT8440's operating range unnecessarily. See the Applications Information for more details on how to select this resistor. |
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