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LT7184S Datasheet(PDF) 33 Page - Analog Devices

Part # LT7184S
Description  Dual Channel 9A, 16V PolyPhase Step-Down Silent Switcher 2 with Digital Power System Management
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Data Sheet
LT7184S
analog.com
Rev. 0
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Configuring Device Address with ASEL Pin
The MFR_ADDRESS command byte and ASEL pin set the 7-Bit device address on the PMBUS. Setting this command
to a value of 0x80 disables device addressing. The GLOBAL device address, 0x5A and 0x5B, cannot be deactivated. If
the ASEL pin is floating or connected to VDD18, the device uses the full MFR_ADDRESS value. If a resistor is connected
to ASEL according to Table 10, the four LSBs of the device address are determined by the ASEL resistor value.
Reading MFR_ADDRESS always returns the value loaded from EEPROM or written via PMBSus write. The value read
from the MFR_ADRESS is not affected by the ASEL pin. The LT7184S does not ignore the ASEL pin, even when
MFR_CONFIG_ALL_LT7184S is set to ignore the other resistor configuration pins. The 3 MSBs 6:4 of the device address
are always determined by 6:4 of MFR_ADDRESS.
Table 11. ASEL Configuration Resistor and LSBs of Device Address
ASEL Resistor
PMBus Device Address
Floating or VDD18
EEPROM
124kΩ
0x4F
107kΩ
0x4D
93.1kΩ
0x4D
80.6kΩ
0x4C
69.8kΩ
0x4B
60.4kΩ
0x4A
51.1kΩ
0x49
43.2kΩ
0x48
36.5kΩ
0x47
30.9kΩ
0x46
25.5kΩ
0x45
21.0kΩ
0x44
16.5kΩ
0x43
11.8kΩ
0x42
6.65kΩ
0x41
0 (grounded)
0x40
Operating Frequency Trade-Offs
The selection of the operating frequency is a trade-off between efficiency, component size, and input voltage range.
The advantage of high-frequency operation is that smaller inductor and capacitor values may be used, while the
primary disadvantage is lower efficiency and reduced maximum input voltage to avoid minimum on-time and
minimum off-time.



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