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NIS6432MT2GEVB: NIS6432MT2GEVB: 3.3 V eFuse evaluation board, auto-retry, 3.9 V output voltage clamp

NIS6432MT2GEVB: NIS6432MT2GEVB: 3.3 V eFuse Evaluation Board, Auto-Retry, Output Voltage Clamp of 3.9 V

Overview

The NIS6432MT2 Evaluation Board allows testing and experimentation in a lab environment with the NIS6432MT2, an auto-retry eFuse for 3.3 V power rails. The user applies a DC voltage to the input and may connect a load of up to 4 A to the output. The boards have test points for all pins, an output voltage slew rate adjustment capacitor selectable with a jumper, indicator LEDs for the output voltage and enable/fault status, and a potentiometer to set the current limit.

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