Mouser now stocks ADI's LTM4700 µModule
| Easing data center infrastructure cooling requirements
| ADC-DAC-EEPROM integration and remote monitoring

Mouser Electronics announced today that it is now stocking Analog Devices' (ADI) LTM4700 µModule regulator.

The LTM4700 step-down switching mode regulator combines high power characteristics with energy-efficient performance to ease cooling requirements for data center infrastructure.

The LTM4700, available from Mouser Electronics, is a dual 50A or single 100A step-down DC/DC regulator solution that integrates high-speed analog loops, precision mixed-signal circuitry, power MOSFETs, inductors, and support components.

The module features a novel heatsink packaging technology that increases server density and data center throughput and computing performance while minimizing system size and cooling costs.

Measuring 15 × 22mm, the LTM4700 integrates an analog-to-digital converter (ADC), a digital-to-analog converter (DAC), and EEPROM, and supports remote configuration and power via the PMBus protocol. It also supports remote monitoring of management parameters.

The input voltage range is 4.5 to 16 V, and the digitally supported output voltage range is 0.5 to 1.8 V.

System designers can connect up to eight devices to provide up to 800A of load current, meeting the needs of higher-power data center processors such as FPGAs, ASICs, GPUs, and MCUs.

Application areas include cloud computing, high-speed computing, optical networking systems, communications infrastructure, PCIe boards, as well as medical, industrial, test and measurement equipment.

Mouser also offers an LTM4700 demonstration board that supports up to four LTM4700 regulators on a single board and provides up to 400A of output current.

The demo board delivers maximum power by default without serial bus communication and supplies power based on set resistance, allowing easy evaluation of the LTM4700 µModule device.