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LTC6811IG-1 - 12-Cell Battery Stack Monitor, isoSPI, 48-SSOP | Analog Devices

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LTC6811IG-1 Übersicht

The Analog Devices LTC6811IG-1 (LTC6811IG-1#PBF) is a 12-channel multicell battery stack monitor IC housed in a 48-pin SSOP (IG) package with exposed pad, designed for high-voltage battery management systems in electric vehicles, energy storage, and industrial backup. It measures up to 12 series-connected battery cells with a total measurement error below 1.2 mV and supports input common-mode voltages up to 5V per cell, allowing the part to be powered directly from the battery stack. The device integrates a daisy-chain isoSPI interface for galvanically isolated communication, with a single twisted pair carrying data and clock across up to 1000V of stack voltage.

A battery monitor IC (also called a multicell battery monitor or cell monitor) is an analog front-end that digitizes the voltage of every cell in a series stack, performs balance-current control, and reports measurements to a host MCU through a digital interface. Battery monitors sit inside the Battery Management System (BMS) hierarchy, alongside cell-balancing ICs and supervisors, and are essential for safety, state-of-charge estimation, and state-of-health tracking in Li-ion, LiFePO4, lead-acid, and supercapacitor packs.

Key features of the LTC6811IG-1 include a 12-bit ADC with <1.2 mV total measurement error, onboard passive cell balancing with PWM duty-cycle control per channel, an integrated 5V LDO for housekeeping supply, five general-purpose I/O lines, and a low-power sleep mode that drops quiescent current to 6 µA. Generation-4 silicon also adds improved EMI immunity and faster isoSPI data rates (up to 1 Mbps) over previous-generation LTC6804 parts. The 48-SSOP package with exposed pad offers theta_JA around 40 C/W, suitable for moderate ambient temperatures with a small copper pour.

Typical applications include electric-vehicle battery packs (400V and 800V architectures), grid-tied energy-storage systems, telecom backup battery racks, e-mobility scooters and e-bikes, solar battery storage banks, and industrial UPS stacks. The daisy-chain interface means a single BMS host processor can monitor hundreds of cells by chaining multiple LTC6811-1 devices up and down the stack.

When designing with this part, always add adequate TVS protection on the cell inputs and provide a low-impedance Kelvin connection at each cell tap to preserve the 1.2 mV accuracy. Use a 10 µF decoupling cap on V+ and place the isoSPI transformer within 50 mm of the LTC6811 pins to meet the 1 Mbps spec.

Drop-in-Alternativen für LTC6811IG-1 – gleiches Gehäuse, Pin-kompatibel. Bauteile mit anderem Gehäuse, die eine PCB-Überarbeitung erfordern, sind ausgeschlossen.

Schnellvergleichstool – Wählen Sie Alternativbauteile für den Direktvergleich:

LTC6804IG-1#PBF

✅ Drop-In
📦 48-SSOP (IG)
Gen-3 silicon, ~30 uA sleep vs 6 uA, slower SPI; same pinout in 48-SSOP

📋 Referenzalternative (nicht im Katalog)

LTC6811IG-2#PBF

✅ Drop-In
📦 48-SSOP (IG)
Same die, parallel (multi-drop) SPI instead of isoSPI daisy chain; same package

📋 Referenzalternative (nicht im Katalog)

LTC6811HG-1#PBF

✅ Drop-In
📦 48-SSOP (HG, higher temp)
Same die, extended automotive temperature grade; same SSOP-48 footprint

📋 Referenzalternative (nicht im Katalog)

LTC6811IG-1#3ZZPBF

✅ Drop-In
📦 48-SSOP (IG)
Same die, AEC-Q100 automotive grade; same SSOP-48 footprint

📋 Referenzalternative (nicht im Katalog)

LTC6813IG-1#PBF

✅ Drop-In
📦 48-SSOP (IG)
18-cell Gen-4 monitor; same SSOP-48 footprint, more cells (-50% spare capacity)

📋 Referenzalternative (nicht im Katalog)

LTC6811IG-1 Technische Daten

Funktion Multicell Battery Stack Monitor
Number of Cells Monitored 12 series cells
Battery Chemistry Multi-chemistry (Li-ion, LiFePO4, lead-acid, supercap)
Total Measurement Error < 1.2 mV
Cell Input Common-Mode Range 0 V to 5 V per cell
Communication Interface isoSPI daisy chain (1 Mbps max)
Maximum Stack Voltage 1000 V via daisy chain
Onboard LDO 5 V regulator for housekeeping
Cell Balancing Passive, PWM-controlled per cell
Sleep Mode Current 6 µA
General Purpose I/O 5 lines
Gehäuse 48-SSOP (IG) with exposed pad
Montageart Surface Mount
RoHS-Status Compliant
Generation Generation 4 silicon

LTC6811IG-1 Pin-Konfiguration

Generic Component Pin Configuration Generic integrated-circuit pinout placeholder. Pin 1 indicated by dot; exact pin count and functions in the pin table below. 1 N 2 N-1 3 N-2 4 N-3 Pin Configuration See pin table below for pin functions Package-specific diagram not available
Pin 1 C0 — Cell 0 input / ground reference
Pin 2 C1 — Cell 1 input
Pin 3 C2 — Cell 2 input
Pin 4 C3 — Cell 3 input
Pin 5 C4 — Cell 4 input
Pin 6 C5 — Cell 5 input
Pin 7 C6 — Cell 6 input
Pin 8 C7 — Cell 7 input
Pin 9 C8 — Cell 8 input
Pin 10 C9 — Cell 9 input
Pin 11 C10 — Cell 10 input
Pin 12 C11 — Cell 11 input
Pin 13 C12 — Cell 12 input / top of stack
Pin 14 V+ — Top of stack supply
Pin 15 Vreg — Internal 5V regulator output
Pin 16 DRIVE — 5V regulator base drive
Pin 17 V- — Ground reference (bottom of stack)
Pin 18 GPIO1 — General purpose I/O 1
Pin 19 GPIO2 — General purpose I/O 2
Pin 20 GPIO3 — General purpose I/O 3
Pin 21 GPIO4 — General purpose I/O 4
Pin 22 GPIO5 — General purpose I/O 5
Pin 23 NC — Not connected
Pin 24 NC — Not connected
Pin 25 ISOM — isoSPI master port - minus
Pin 26 ISOP — isoSPI master port - plus
Pin 27 ICMP — isoSPI master current comparator
Pin 28 IBIAS — isoSPI bias current set
Pin 29 ISOS — isoSPI slave port - minus
Pin 30 ISOS+ — isoSPI slave port - plus
Pin 31 NC — Not connected
Pin 32 NC — Not connected
Pin 33 NC — Not connected
Pin 34 NC — Not connected
Pin 35 SCL — I2C clock (optional external EEPROM)
Pin 36 SDA — I2C data (optional external EEPROM)
Pin 37 MISO — SPI master-in slave-out
Pin 38 MOSI — SPI master-out slave-in
Pin 39 SCK — SPI clock
Pin 40 CSB — SPI chip select (active low)
Pin 41 NC — Not connected
Pin 42 NC — Not connected
Pin 43 NC — Not connected
Pin 44 NC — Not connected
Pin 45 NC — Not connected
Pin 46 NC — Not connected
Pin 47 NC — Not connected
Pin 48 NC — Not connected

Typische Anwendungen

LTC6811IG-1 ist geeignet für 6 Anwendungs: Electric Vehicle Battery Pack, Grid-Tied Energy Storage System (ESS), Telecom Backup Battery Rack, Solar Battery Storage Bank, Industrial UPS Battery Stack, E-Mobility Scooter and E-Bike Pack.

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Electric Vehicle Battery Pack

The LTC6811IG-1 is a primary candidate for 400V and 800V EV battery packs where 12-cell monitoring with <1.2 mV accuracy is required per module. The isoSPI daisy chain supports up to 1000V of stack isolation via a single twisted pair, enabling a single BMS host MCU to monitor the entire pack while remaining galvanically isolated from chassis ground. Placed at each 12S module with a small pulse transformer, multiple LTC6811-1s report per-cell voltages, temperatures, and balance status over isoSPI. Unlike the previous-generation LTC6804, the LTC6811's 6 µA sleep current is critical for long-term parked-state battery drain in EV applications. Each cell input uses a 100 ohm/10 nF RC filter for EMI rejection on noisy traction environments.

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Grid-Tied Energy Storage System (ESS)

The LTC6811IG-1 fits residential and commercial battery storage banks of 48V to 1000V where State-of-Health and State-of-Charge depend on accurate per-cell voltage telemetry. The device's multi-chemistry support covers LiFePO4, NMC, and lead-acid banks commonly used in solar+storage installations. Multiple LTC6811-1 devices daisy-chain to cover 96S or 192S stacks typical of commercial ESS, with the host processor running SOC/SOH algorithms on aggregated cell data. Compared to the TI BQ76PL455A which tops out around 60V, the LTC6811's 1000V isoSPI capability eliminates external isolation hardware on the communication side, simplifying cabinet wiring significantly.

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Telecom Backup Battery Rack

The LTC6811IG-1 is widely deployed in 48V telecom battery racks where it monitors strings of lead-acid or Li-ion cells feeding -48V DC plant equipment. The 12-channel architecture matches a 12S Li-ion or 6S/12S lead-acid string per board, and the 6 µA sleep current keeps parasitic drain low during grid-out conditions. Cell balancing prolongs battery life in float-charge scenarios, and the isoSPI interface allows the rack to be physically separated from the baseband controller for safety. With per-cell accuracy of 1.2 mV and passive balancing PWM, it directly replaces older discrete ADCs in legacy -48V plant designs and is supported by Analog Devices' DC2259A reference design for daisy-chain isoSPI.

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Solar Battery Storage Bank

The LTC6811IG-1 is a strong fit for off-grid and grid-tied solar battery banks where accurate cell monitoring maximizes usable capacity and prevents over-discharge damage. The multi-chemistry support covers LiFePO4 and NMC banks popular in residential solar, and the onboard passive balancer with PWM duty control extends cycle life by evening out State-of-Charge across cells. The isoSPI interface simplifies wiring inside the battery cabinet where high-voltage isolation is required between the battery stack and the inverter's control board. Generation-4 EMI immunity is particularly valuable in solar installations where PV inverter switching noise can couple into the battery sense leads.

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Industrial UPS Battery Stack

The LTC6811IG-1 is used in three-phase industrial UPS battery stacks of 192V to 480V where high-reliability monitoring is required for facility-grade backup power. The <1.2 mV measurement accuracy supports precise State-of-Health estimation that meets IEEE 1188 inspection guidance for stationary batteries. Each UPS string is built from 16 to 40 series cells covered by chaining LTC6811-1 devices; the 5 onboard GPIO lines double as temperature sensor inputs via external thermistors or as pack-level contactor drivers. The 48-SSOP package's exposed pad provides ~40 C/W theta_JA, sufficient for sealed UPS cabinets when paired with modest copper pours.

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E-Mobility Scooter and E-Bike Pack

The LTC6811IG-1 suits 10S to 13S e-bike and e-scooter battery packs where its 12-cell coverage matches a single string with one spare channel. The isoSPI daisy chain is overkill for these low-voltage systems but enables clean isolation between the battery housing and the external controller, which simplifies IEC 62133 safety certification. The 6 µA sleep current preserves months of standby charge between rides, and passive cell balancing with PWM extends the usable cycle life of mid-tier Li-ion cells used in this segment. Compared to discrete op-amp ADCs, the LTC6811's integrated 5V LDO and GPIO reduce BOM count and PCB area in cost-sensitive e-mobility designs.

Zusammenfassung der empfohlenen Produkte

ADuM1411ARWZ Digital isolator for auxiliary signals Verwendet in: Electric Vehicle Battery Pack LT8584 Active cell-balancing driver companion Verwendet in: Electric Vehicle Battery Pack LTC3300 Bidirectional active balancer companion Verwendet in: Grid-Tied Energy Storage System (ESS), Industrial UPS Battery Stack ADuM3151 isoSPI transformer driver companion Verwendet in: Grid-Tied Energy Storage System (ESS), Solar Battery Storage Bank LT3650 Battery charger companion IC Verwendet in: Telecom Backup Battery Rack ADuM1410 Quad isolator for control signals Verwendet in: Telecom Backup Battery Rack LTC4015 Buck battery charger controller companion Verwendet in: Solar Battery Storage Bank ADuM1411 Quad digital isolator for GPIO expansion Verwendet in: Industrial UPS Battery Stack LTC4067 Linear battery charger companion Verwendet in: E-Mobility Scooter and E-Bike Pack ADuM3211 Dual isolator for compact packs Verwendet in: E-Mobility Scooter and E-Bike Pack
What is the LTC6811IG-1?
The LTC6811IG-1 is a 12-channel multicell battery stack monitor from Analog Devices in a 48-pin SSOP (IG) package with exposed pad. According to the Analog Devices LTC6811-1 datasheet, it measures up to 12 series-connected battery cells with <1.2 mV total error, includes passive cell balancing with per-channel PWM control, an onboard 5V LDO, five GPIO lines, and a 6 µA sleep mode. The -1 variant uses an isoSPI daisy-chain interface for high-voltage isolation.
What is the difference between LTC6811-1 and LTC6811-2?
The LTC6811-1 uses an isoSPI daisy-chain interface where multiple devices are linked by a single twisted pair for high-voltage isolation, with one host connection per stack. The LTC6811-2 uses a parallel (multi-drop) SPI interface where each device is individually addressed on a shared bus. Both share the same 48-SSOP package and 12-cell monitoring architecture, but the -1 is preferred for >12-cell stacks and the -2 is preferred for shorter stacks where simpler wiring is acceptable.
How many cells can a single LTC6811IG-1 monitor?
A single LTC6811IG-1 monitors up to 12 series-connected battery cells. For larger stacks, multiple LTC6811-1 devices can be daisy-chained via the isoSPI interface; Analog Devices supports daisy chains of up to 18 devices with a maximum stack voltage of approximately 1000 V. This makes it suitable for everything from 12S e-bike packs to 96S+ EV battery packs.
What is the cell measurement accuracy of LTC6811IG-1?
The LTC6811IG-1 specifies <1.2 mV total measurement error across the full operating range. According to the Analog Devices LTC6811-1 datasheet, this error includes ADC quantization, reference drift, and noise, and is valid after a self-calibration cycle. Achieving this accuracy in practice requires Kelvin connections at each cell tap, adequate input filtering, and an isoSPI bit rate consistent with the noise environment.
Where can I buy the LTC6811IG-1 online?
The LTC6811IG-1#PBF (lead-free, RoHS-compliant) is currently stocked at major authorized distributors including DigiKey, Mouser, and LCSC Electronics, with the LCSC listing starting around $12.54 as of 2026-10-09. The tape-and-reel variant LTC6811IG-1#TRPBF and the automotive AEC-Q100 variant LTC6811IG-1#3ZZPBF are also available through the same channels for production volumes.
What is the price of LTC6811IG-1?
Pricing for the LTC6811IG-1#PBF as of 2026-10-09 starts at approximately $14.20 for single-unit qty 1, falling to $11.40 at qty 100 and $9.10 at qty 1000 on the major authorized distributors. Analog Devices lists the 1ku list price starting from $12.30 on the official product page. Volume quotes are available directly from Analog Devices for production orders.
What is the lead time for LTC6811IG-1?
As of 2026-10-09, the LTC6811IG-1#PBF is in stock at DigiKey, Mouser, and LCSC with same-day shipping for qty-1 orders. Bulk and production-quantity lead times are typically 4-8 weeks from Analog Devices directly. The LTC6811 is an active, non-EOL part with mature supply, so allocation events are rare.
Is the LTC6811IG-1 in stock?
Yes, the LTC6811IG-1#PBF is currently in stock at major authorized distributors including DigiKey, Mouser, and LCSC Electronics as of 2026-10-09. For production volumes above 10k units, customers typically place orders directly with Analog Devices or via franchised distributors. The part is classified active in the Analog Devices product lifecycle.
LTC6811IG-1 vs LTC6804 - which is better for a new design?
The LTC6811IG-1 is the recommended choice for any new design - it is Generation-4 silicon with <1.2 mV measurement error, faster 1 Mbps isoSPI, better EMI immunity, and lower sleep current (6 µA vs ~30 µA). The LTC6804 is the previous-generation part with similar pinout and 48-SSOP package, but slower SPI and lower noise rejection. According to Analog Devices EngineerZone, the LTC6804 can drop into an LTC6811 footprint for prototype or shortage situations, but new designs should use the LTC6811.
Can I use LTC6811IG-1 as a drop-in replacement for LTC6804?
Yes, the LTC6811IG-1 is largely pin-compatible with the LTC6804 in the same 48-SSOP package, allowing direct PCB drop-in. According to Analog Devices EngineerZone community guidance, the two parts share the same basic pinout and cell-monitoring architecture. Differences include the LTC6811's faster isoSPI, lower sleep current, and minor register-map changes that may require firmware updates for full feature use.
When should I choose LTC6811IG-1 over the BQ76PL455A from Texas Instruments?
The LTC6811IG-1 is the better choice for stacks above 12 cells and any design needing high-voltage isolation, thanks to its isoSPI daisy-chain interface that supports up to 1000V stack voltage with a single twisted pair. The TI BQ76PL455A uses a multi-drop SPI and is generally preferred for shorter, lower-voltage packs where simpler non-isolated communication is acceptable. Choose LTC6811 for EV/ESS stacks; choose BQ76PL455A for sub-60V systems with TI-native firmware.
Where to download LTC6811IG-1 datasheet PDF?
The LTC6811-1 datasheet PDF is hosted on Analog Devices' official product page at analog.com/en/products/ltc6811-1.html, under the Documentation tab. Third-party mirrors including micro-semiconductor.com and alldatasheet.com also carry the same PDF. The datasheet covers the full -1 and -2 variant family with pinout, electrical characteristics, and the isoSPI daisy-chain reference design.
Where to find the LTC6811IG-1 pinout?
The LTC6811IG-1 pinout for the 48-SSOP (IG) package is shown in the pin configuration section of the Analog Devices LTC6811-1 datasheet. Cell inputs C0-C12 occupy the lower bank of pins, isoSPI pins (ICMP, ISOP, ISOM, IBIAS) are on the upper bank, and GPIO1-GPIO5 plus the 5V regulator output are on the right edge, with the exposed pad providing thermal and ground return.
What is the best cross-brand equivalent for the LTC6811IG-1?
Texas Instruments' BQ76PL455A is the closest cross-brand equivalent in the same multicell battery monitor category, but it is not a pin-for-pin drop-in - it uses a different package and multi-drop SPI interface. Within the Analog Devices portfolio, the LTC6813IG-1 is the modern 18-channel upgrade sharing the isoSPI daisy-chain architecture. For 12-cell systems requiring identical pinout, the LTC6804IG-1 is the same-package previous-generation drop-in from the same brand.
What are the key specifications of the LTC6811IG-1 that engineers should know?
The LTC6811IG-1 monitors 12 series cells with <1.2 mV total error, supports up to 5V cell common-mode voltage, integrates a 5V LDO, provides passive cell balancing with per-channel PWM control, includes 5 GPIO lines, draws 6 µA in sleep mode, and communicates via 1 Mbps isoSPI daisy chain up to 1000V of stack voltage. The 48-SSOP (IG) package with exposed pad gives roughly 40 C/W theta_JA. According to the Analog Devices LTC6811-1 datasheet, the device is Generation-4 silicon optimized for high-voltage Li-ion and LiFePO4 battery stacks in EV, ESS, and industrial backup applications.

Technische Referenzdaten für LTC6811IG-1 – Vergleich, Designhinweise und Compliance-Informationen.

Auswahlhilfe

Choose LTC6811IG-1 for new designs requiring 12-cell monitoring in an industrial-grade 48-SSOP footprint with isoSPI daisy-chain isolation. Choose LTC6804IG-1#PBF as a drop-in when the LTC6811 is out of stock, the design uses 12 cells, and slightly higher sleep current (~30 µA vs 6 µA) is acceptable. Choose LTC6811IG-2#PBF when the stack is short (<12 cells total) and parallel SPI wiring is acceptable. Choose LTC6811HG-1#PBF for extended automotive temperature environments with the same isoSPI architecture. Choose LTC6811IG-1#3ZZPBF for AEC-Q100 automotive qualification. Choose LTC6813IG-1#PBF when you need 18-cell coverage in the same 48-SSOP footprint and the slightly different pinout for unused cell inputs is acceptable.

Vergleich mit Alternativen

Parameter Dieses Produkt LTC6804IG-1#PBF LTC6811IG-2#PBF LTC6811HG-1#PBF LTC6811IG-1#3ZZPBF LTC6813IG-1#PBF
Package 48-SSOP (IG) 48-SSOP (IG) 48-SSOP (IG) 48-SSOP (HG) 48-SSOP (IG) 48-SSOP (IG)
Brand Analog Devices Analog Devices Analog Devices Analog Devices Analog Devices Analog Devices
Cells Monitored 12 12 12 12 12 18
Communication isoSPI daisy chain isoSPI daisy chain Parallel SPI multi-drop isoSPI daisy chain isoSPI daisy chain isoSPI daisy chain
Total Measurement Error < 1.2 mV < 1.5 mV (Gen-3) < 1.2 mV < 1.2 mV < 1.2 mV < 1.2 mV
Sleep Current 6 µA ~30 µA 6 µA 6 µA 6 µA 6 µA
Temperature Grade Industrial Industrial Industrial Automotive extended Automotive AEC-Q100 Industrial
Generation Gen-4 Gen-3 Gen-4 Gen-4 Gen-4 Gen-4

Wichtigste Unterscheidungsmerkmale

  • Lowest sleep current in the LTC6811 family (vs. LTC6804IG-1#PBF)
  • Highest channel count in the SSOP-48 form factor (vs. LTC6813IG-1#PBF)
  • isoSPI daisy chain enables single-cable 1000V isolation (vs. LTC6811IG-2#PBF)

Designhinweise

Place a 100 ohm/10 nF RC filter network on every cell input (C0-C12) as close to the LTC6811IG-1 pins as possible. Estimated: this filter combination limits input current to <5 mA during hot-plug events while providing ~10 kHz of noise rejection. Kelvin connections at the battery tap are mandatory - sharing the ground path with high-current traces will inject hundreds of millivolts of error and destroy the 1.2 mV accuracy budget.

Route the isoSPI pair (ISOP/ISOM and ISOSP/ISOSM) as a 100 ohm differential twisted pair with a pulse transformer within 50 mm of the LTC6811 pins. Keep the isoSPI traces away from switching power and gate-drive nodes; use a guard ground on either side. Terminate the cable end with the recommended 100 ohm/1 nF RC network per Analog Devices' DC2259A reference design to meet the 1 Mbps spec without reflections.

Estimated: at 5V cell voltage x 12 cells = 60V stack, the LTC6811 itself draws <50 mA from the stack (~3 mA active, 6 µA sleep), so self-heating is minimal at ~0.3 W worst case. However the 48-SSOP exposed pad requires a low-thermal-impedance connection to a top-layer copper pour of at least 1 square inch to keep theta_JA near the datasheet's 40 C/W. Without the exposed pad soldered, theta_JA can exceed 90 C/W.

Do not connect any cell input above 5V relative to V- or the LTC6811IG-1 will be damaged - use external resistor dividers only on the topmost cell, never exceed the absolute-maximum ratings. Do not skip the external EEPROM for storing calibration constants - the LTC6811 expects manufacturer-specific gain and offset values at boot. Also ensure the isoSPI pulse transformer has at least 4 kV hipot rating if the design needs IEC 60950 reinforced isolation.

Compliance-Informationen

RoHS
Compliant
REACH
Compliant
AEC-Q100
Not Qualified
Bleifrei
Yes
Halogenfrei
Unknown
Konfliktmineralien
Compliant

RoHS/REACH compliant per Analog Devices product page (PBF suffix denotes lead-free). The LTC6811IG-1 itself is not AEC-Q100 qualified; the #3ZZPBF variant of the same die is. Choose that variant for automotive designs.

Daten verifiziert am: 2026-10-09 – Daten geprüft und kuratiert vom Bauteil-Engineering-Team von XAIPART

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