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LTC4251-1IS6#PBF usage for -230V input protection

Hello,
I have a input protection requirement wherein the unit is subjected to negative
230V AC input.Though the LTC4251 datasheet won't specify usage for 230V maximum operating
voltage,since it is a hotswap controller hope we can use this device -230 VAC input protection
As per our design requirement We have a negative AC rail wherein we are generating local negative supplies on board from negative AC rail(-48VAC). To suffice the protection against negative 230VAC requirement plan to this device
LTC4251-1IS6#PBF
Also I'm unable to buy this device at lower volumes from distributors.
Please clarify Whether LTC4251BIS6-1#TRMPBF can be used as replacement to LTC4251-1IS6#PBF
hope for spice model for LTC4251BIS6-1 is same as LTC4251-1

Thanks,
Phani.M

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  • HI Phani,

    LTC4251B-1(LTC4251BIS6-1#TRMPBF)  should be used to replace the LTC4251-1 (LTC4251-1IS6#PBF) as the -B version has improved ruggedness of shunt regulator and both these parts have same operating temperature range.  The LTSPice model is exactly same .

    The part can be used for high voltage due to the floating topology , but will not be able to ride through large AC signal as the gate pull up and pull down strength is different. For rectified AC , the part should work fine even at high voltages.

    As for ordering the parts you can check with the Local FAE support in your region or submit a technical support request at the website. 

    Regards,
    Ritesh

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  • HI Phani,

    LTC4251B-1(LTC4251BIS6-1#TRMPBF)  should be used to replace the LTC4251-1 (LTC4251-1IS6#PBF) as the -B version has improved ruggedness of shunt regulator and both these parts have same operating temperature range.  The LTSPice model is exactly same .

    The part can be used for high voltage due to the floating topology , but will not be able to ride through large AC signal as the gate pull up and pull down strength is different. For rectified AC , the part should work fine even at high voltages.

    As for ordering the parts you can check with the Local FAE support in your region or submit a technical support request at the website. 

    Regards,
    Ritesh

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