Can I leave G1/G2 floating if I'm not gonna use switching over?
If no, what should be it's state?
Thanks!
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LTC2953
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Can I leave G1/G2 floating if I'm not gonna use switching over?
If no, what should be it's state?
Thanks!
Hi ntenorio,
LTC2953 does not provide a switchover feature for multiplexing 2 supplies. Perhaps you're referring to LTC2952?
If that's the case, G1 and G2 can be left floating if you won't be using the primary and secondary ideal diode function for switchover.