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ALD910016SALI is listed in the Special Purpose range at ChipApex. The manufacturer field lists Advanced Linear Devices Inc.. Its product description is MOSFET DUAL SAB 1.6V 8SOIC. Review the specifications below when checking this part for your BOM.
The ALD910016SALI is a dual Supercapacitor Auto Balancing (SAB™) MOSFET array manufactured by Advanced Linear Devices Inc. It utilizes EPAD® technology to balance voltage and leakage current in series-connected supercapacitors, preventing over-voltages. The device features two independent SAB MOSFETs with precision factory-trimmed gate threshold voltages of 1.60V at 1µA drain-source current. It operates within an extended temperature range of -40°C to +85°C and is housed in an 8-pin SOIC package.
Verify the ordering suffix 'I' confirms the industrial temperature range (-40°C to +85°C). Confirm the 'L' suffix indicates lead-free (RoHS) compliance. Ensure the 8-pin SOIC package matches the design requirements. Cross-reference the datasheet version for any updates to electrical characteristics or pin configurations before finalizing procurement.
Select this component for applications requiring automatic balancing of up to two series-connected supercapacitors. The device is suitable where precise voltage regulation and minimal leakage are critical. Consider the exponential current characteristic for efficient charge balancing. Verify that the operating voltage margin accommodates tolerance and temperature effects for the specific supercapacitor stack.
This part belongs to the ALD9100xx family of SAB™ MOSFET arrays, designed specifically for supercapacitor management. It complements the quad-channel ALD810016 variant. The technology addresses the inherent leakage current variations in series-connected ultracapacitors, ensuring balanced voltage distribution without external control circuitry.
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It acts as a voltage-dependent resistor connected across each supercapacitor. As the voltage across a capacitor rises, the device's on-resistance decreases exponentially, drawing more current to balance it against others in the series stack.
The 1.60V threshold is the typical voltage at which the device conducts 1µA when VGS equals VDS. This precise value allows designers to set the maximum operating voltage for the supercapacitors being balanced.
No. When the input voltage is below approximately 1.40V, the output current drops significantly (e.g., to 0.01µA), resulting in essentially zero power dissipation.
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