link to page 10 Data SheetLT44225V Power Ride-Through In a diode-OR configuration, multiple diode cathodes are connected in parallel, with the final output voltage set by the highest cathode potential. The LT4422 is well suited for these applications, with its ability to disable the power path whenever OUT exceeds IN by approximately 20mV or more, allowing no more than 1µA of reverse current. The low reverse leakage and the ability to stand-off 28V and turn off under reverse bias make the LT4422 a high- performance diode replacement. Figure 15 demonstrates a diode-OR application with a super-cap charger to provide load power ride-through in the event of input power loss. The LTC3625 charges two supercapacitors to a sum of 4.8V. Two LT4422s form a diode-OR circuit between the main 5V input and the supercapacitor 4.8V output. The cathodes of the LT4422s connect to a load or a downstream voltage regulator. If the main 5V supply is operating, load power is delivered from the 5V supply. Should the main 5V supply be removed, the 4.8V path turns on, and load power is derived from the supercapacitors. LT4422TO REGULATORINOUTCOUT 22µFSHDNSTATUSN/CGNDLT4422LTC36254.8VINOUTVIN = 5VVINVOUTC1CTLSW1R1C210µF287kΩENL1SW2100F3.3µHPFISHDNSTATUSN/CVMIDR2VGNDSELPFOC3100kΩPGOOD100FGNDPROGR3 143kΩ 015 Figure 15. Riding through Loss of Primary Power Supplyanalog.com Rev. 0 10 of 18 Document Outline Features Applications General Description Simplified Application Diagram TABLE OF CONTENTS Revision History Specifications Absolute Maximum Ratings Pin Configurations and Function Descriptions Typical Performance Characteristics Block Diagram Theory of Operation Applications Information USB PD 3.0 and Back-Up Battery Supply Automatic Power Path Control 5V Power Ride-Through High-Voltage Diode-OR Layout and Thermal Considerations Typical Application High-Load Current Application Reverse Input Voltage Protection Related Parts Outline Dimensions Ordering Guide