HOW OVERCURRENT PROTECTION WORKS IN THE MAX77812 APPLICATION NOTE
■The MAX77812 is a quad-phase, high-current, step-down (buck) converter for high-end gaming consoles, VR/AR headsets, DSLR cameras, drones, network switches and routers, and FPGA systems that use multi-core processors. This application note explains the MAX77812 overcurrent protection scheme and provides I-PLIM/I-VLIM selection guidelines for a given maximum load current.
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[ high-end gaming consoles ][ VR/AR headsets ][ DSLR cameras ][ drones ][ network switches ][ routers ][ FPGA systems ] |
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Application note & Design Guide |
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Please see the document for details |
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English Chinese Chinese and English Japanese |
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2020/03/18 |
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6820;AN6820;AN 6820;APP6820;Appnote6820;Appnote 6820 |
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