Hot Swap Controllers

PMIC - Hot Swap Controllers are semiconductors that provide the in-circuit protection and control features needed to allow other components to be inserted or removed from a circuit while there is live power. Useful in computer networking and general-purpose power systems, hot swap controllers are mainly differentiated by features such as output current, number of controlled channels and special features such auto retry, fault timeout and protections.


Linear Technology / Analog Devices LTC1422CN8#PBF

IC CONTROLLER HOT SWAP 8-DIP

3.17

Linear Technology / Analog Devices LTC4252CCMS-2#TRPBF

IC CTLR HOT SWAP NEG VOLT 10MSOP

3.16

Linear Technology / Analog Devices LTC4252CCMS-1#TRPBF

IC CTLR HOT SWAP NEG VOLT 10MSOP

3.16

Linear Technology / Analog Devices LTC4252A-1CMS#TRPBF

IC CNTRLR HOTSWAP NEGVOLT 10MSOP

3.16

Linear Technology / Analog Devices LTC4252A-2CMS#TRPBF

IC CNTRLR HOTSWAP NEGVOLT 10MSOP

3.16

Texas Instruments UCC3915DPTR

IC 15V PROG PWR MANAGER 16-SOIC

3.14

Texas Instruments TPS2393PWG4

IC HOT SWAP PWR MGR 14-TSSOP

3.12

Analog Devices, Inc. ADM1171-2AUJZ-RL7

IC CTRLR HOTSWAP 16.5V TSOT-23-8

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