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.

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Texas Instruments TPS24700DGKR

IC CTRLR HOT SWAP 2.5-18V 8VSSOP

0

Diodes Incorporated AP2337SA-7

IC LOAD SWITCH INTEGRATED SOT23

0

Analog Devices, Inc. ADM1272-1ACPZ

IC HOT SWAP CTRL PMBUS 48LFCSP

19.03

Linear Technology / Analog Devices LTC4260IUH#PBF

IC HOT SWAP CNTRL I2C 32-QFN

17.31

Linear Technology / Analog Devices LTC4260IGN#PBF

IC CTLR HOT SWAP I2C 24-SSOP

17.31

Linear Technology / Analog Devices LTC4222IUH#PBF

IC CTRLR DUAL HOT SWAP 32-QFN

17.01

Linear Technology / Analog Devices LTC4260CUH#PBF

IC CTLR HOT SWAP I2C 32-QFN

14.41

Linear Technology / Analog Devices LTC4234IWHH#PBF

IC CTLR HOT SWAP 20A 38QFN

13.21