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Connector<br />

TX+(1)<br />

TX-(2)<br />

RX+(3)<br />

RX+(6)<br />

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<strong>Data</strong> <strong>Points</strong><br />

IC Combines PoE <strong>Power</strong><br />

Control, <strong>Power</strong> Conversion<br />

National Semiconductor’s LM5070<br />

simplifies the design of IEEE-802.3afcompliant<br />

powered devices (PDs) for<br />

<strong>Power</strong> over Ethernet (PoE) by com-<br />

To PHY<br />

To PHY<br />

IEEE 802.3 af<br />

Interface<br />

UVLO<br />

Signature Detection<br />

Classification<br />

Hot Plug Controller<br />

In-rush and Fault<br />

Current Limiting<br />

LM5070<br />

DC-DC<br />

Converter<br />

Controller<br />

Current/ Mode<br />

A PoE power manager, the LM5070 also generates a low-voltage supply.<br />

bining PD interface and power conversion<br />

functions in one chip. The<br />

LM5070 integrates an 80-V, 400-mA<br />

line connection switch and associated<br />

PoE interface circuits with a current-<br />

mode dc-dc controller that steps<br />

down the 48-V input to power various<br />

loads. Meant to replace existing<br />

2- or 3-chip solutions, it comes in<br />

either an LLP-16 or TSSOP-16 package.<br />

The LM5070 combines National’s<br />

strengths in ana-<br />

VOC<br />

log, power management,<br />

Ethernet<br />

networks, packaging<br />

and process<br />

technologies. The<br />

chip offers userprogrammable<br />

features such as<br />

undervoltage<br />

threshold and<br />

hysteresis, inrush current limiting and<br />

oscillator frequency at values up to<br />

1 MHz. It also provides internal power<br />

sequencing of the dc-dc converter,<br />

integrating the communication be-<br />

tween the PD interface and converter.<br />

The part integrates the precision<br />

voltage reference and error amplifier<br />

for dc-dc feedback in nonisolated<br />

converters and provides pull-up for<br />

an optocoupler transistor in isolated<br />

designs.<br />

More information is available at<br />

www.national.com/pf/LM/LM5070.<br />

Ferrite Core Material<br />

An innovative manganese-zinc ferrite<br />

material from ACME <strong>Electronics</strong><br />

Corp. is designed to reduce power<br />

losses in high-temperature power<br />

applications. The new core material<br />

will enable development of smaller,<br />

more efficient power supplies and<br />

transformers. Designated as A041, this<br />

material exhibits optimum power loss<br />

characteristics at frequencies between<br />

1 kHz and 100 kHz, making it ideal<br />

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for LAN filters and pulse transformers<br />

with a dc-bias condition. The<br />

material features a wide working<br />

temperature range of -20°C to 100°C.<br />

A041 ferrite material exhibits an<br />

initial permeability of 4000 ±25% at<br />

100 kHz and 0.1 mT (25°C). In<br />

addition, saturation flux density is<br />

1000A/m between 25°C and 100°C.<br />

The A041 material comes in many<br />

standard and custom shapes, including<br />

popular low-profile geometries.<br />

For more information, visit<br />

www.acmemagusa.com.<br />

Rad-Hard MOSFETs<br />

International Rectifier’s radiationhardened<br />

logic-level MOSFETs offer<br />

a more efficient alternative to the<br />

bipolar transistors typically used<br />

in low-power rad-hard applications.<br />

The IRHLUB7970Z4 p-channel device<br />

and the<br />

IRHLUB770Z4<br />

n-channel<br />

device may be<br />

used in place<br />

of bipolars<br />

such as the<br />

2N2222A and<br />

the 2N2907A.<br />

Compared to<br />

the bipolars,<br />

the MOSFETs<br />

require less<br />

drive power, fewer external components<br />

and faster switching.<br />

Packaged in 3LCC or through-hole<br />

packages, the MOSFETs are compatible<br />

with 3.3-V to 5-V TTL and CMOS<br />

logic, are rated for a 60-V breakdown<br />

voltage, and are radiation characterized<br />

to 300 krad (Si) total dose capability<br />

(TID). The MOSFETs also can<br />

<strong>Data</strong> <strong>Points</strong><br />

Safe operating area of the IRH770Z4 logic-level MOSFET as a function of<br />

single event effects tested with bromine (Br), iodine (I) or gold (Au) ions.<br />

Visit us at <strong>Power</strong> Systems World, Booth #1522<br />

withstand a single event effects, as reflected<br />

in their SEE rating to a linear<br />

energy transfer (LET) of 82 MeV (Au).<br />

For more details, visit www.irf.com.<br />

ACPI Specification Revised<br />

The Advanced Configuration and<br />

<strong>Power</strong> Interface (ACPI) specification<br />

has been revised and may be down-<br />

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<strong>Data</strong> <strong>Points</strong><br />

loaded from the ACPI Web site<br />

(http://acpi.info). Revision 3.0 contains<br />

general configuration enhancements<br />

along with added support for<br />

inter-processor power, performance<br />

and throttling state dependency. The<br />

revision also adds support for<br />

>256 processors, NUMA Distancing,<br />

PCI Express, SATA, and Ambient<br />

Light Sensor and User Presence<br />

device. The thermal model has been<br />

extended beyond processor-centric<br />

support.<br />

P-Channel MOSFET Cuts<br />

R DS(ON) in TSOP<br />

Aimed at battery-powered applications,<br />

the AAT7357 from Advanced<br />

Visit us at <strong>Power</strong>Systems World, Booth #2017<br />

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Analogic Technologies is a 20-V lowthreshold<br />

dual P-channel power<br />

MOSFET that achieves low on-resistance<br />

thanks to a high-density<br />

TrenchDMOS process. Housed in a<br />

3-mm × 2.85-mm TSOPJW-8 package,<br />

the transistor specifies a typical<br />

on-resistance (R DS(ON) ) of 30 m at<br />

V GS of -4.5 V. At a V GS of -2.5V, R DS(ON)<br />

is 49 m. Until now, this level of performance<br />

has necessitated use of a<br />

TSSOP-8 package, which occupies<br />

about twice the board area of the<br />

TSOPJW-8.<br />

For more information, visit<br />

www.analogictech.com.<br />

Digital <strong>Power</strong><br />

Management Protocol<br />

Artesyn Technologies and Astec<br />

<strong>Power</strong> have formed a coalition of<br />

power supply and semiconductor<br />

manufacturers to develop and support<br />

a new communications standard<br />

defining an open architecture for<br />

power systems control.<br />

The digital protocol, called “<strong>Power</strong><br />

Management Bus” or PMBus, will<br />

be implemented over the industrystandard<br />

I 2 C serial bus. The founding<br />

group also includes IC vendors—<br />

Intersil, Microchip Technology, Texas<br />

Instruments, Volterra Semiconductor,<br />

Summit Microelectronics and Zilker<br />

Labs.<br />

The PMbus digital protocol addresses<br />

the desire of OEM customers<br />

to have open standards that result<br />

in multi-sourced products. An open<br />

standard could allow OEM customers<br />

to continue to design their power<br />

systems using discrete components<br />

or turnkey converter solutions (dcdc<br />

converter modules). Once the<br />

new protocol is adopted, the OEM<br />

will be able to control all compliant<br />

dc-dc converters using the same<br />

set of commands, without the need<br />

for proprietary silicon or software<br />

interfaces.<br />

For more information, visit<br />

www.artesyn.com or www.astec.com.<br />

PETech<br />

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