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Analog Devices’ Step-Down Converter ICs Delivers Low EMI Operation

  • Maintains PCB robustness for high current applications
  • Scales up or down the output current based on the system need

Analog Devices Inc. (ADI) has introduced the LT8650S, LT8652S and LT8653S dual-channel 4A/8.5A/2A synchronous step-down Silent Switcher converters for automotive, communications and solid state drive power supplies. The Silent Switcher 2 architecture along with spread spectrum frequency modulation ensures PCB layout robustness for achieving ultra-low EMI performance.

The LT8650S, LT8652S and LT8653S are also differentiated with their stackable-compatibility outputs for higher current applications. Outputs can be paralleled to scale up or down the output current based on the system need while optimizing thermal performance. This also helps to minimize inventory and qualification time with a single device. For example, the LT8652S provides 8.5A DC from each channel simultaneously or up to 12A on either channel. Synchronizing two LT8652S chips can achieve a 4-phase, 34A supply.

Key Features

  • Silent Switcher 2 Technology with Integrated Bypass Capacitors that meet CISPR25 Emissions
  • Ultralow Quiescent Current Burst Mode for Light Load operation
  • Up to 12A (LT8652S) on one channel
  • Adjustable and Synchronisable Frequency (300kHz to 3MHz)

The LT8650S, LT8652S and LT8653S are available now in 4mm x 6mm, 4mm x 7mm and 4mm x 3mm LQFN packages respectively.


Vinay Prabhakar Minj
Vinay Prabhakar Minj
Vinay Prabhakar Minj is a technology writer and science communication specialist with a Master’s degree in Communication of Science and Innovation (Science Communication). He is a prolific contributor to Electronics For You, where he has authored over 1,000 articles covering electronics, semiconductors, embedded systems, IoT, and emerging technologies. With a strong foundation in science communication, Vinay focuses on translating complex engineering concepts into clear, accessible, and application-oriented content. His work spans topics such as sensor technologies, chip design, wireless systems, and next-generation electronics, making advanced innovations easier to understand for engineers, students, and industry professionals. Through his extensive contributions, he has built a reputation for delivering reliable, well-researched, and practical insights that help readers stay updated with the rapidly evolving electronics ecosystem. His writing bridges the gap between technical depth and real-world usability, supporting both learning and decision-making in the field.

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