LM2679S-12 Overview
There is an optimized performance in this voltage regulator because it utilizes the Tube package. In this voltage regulator, there are a total of 7 terminations. As this regulator voltage is equipped with an analog IC of the type SWITCHING REGULATOR, it is a SWITCHING REGULATOR-type voltage regulator. Due to DC DC switching regulator's space saving design, this voltage regulator is available in a TO-263-8, D2Pak (7 Leads + Tab), TO-263CA package. There are 1 outputs configured on the voltage regulator. The adjusting voltage regulator generates Fixed output. Surface Mount-mount switching regulator. Voltage regulators should be operated at -40°C~125°C TJ temperature while operating. A DC-DC switching regulator such as this one switches at 260kHz. Despite its low input voltage, this voltage regulator can operate. The maximum input voltage of voltage regulator is 40V. A regulator voltage's peak reflow temperature amounts to 235 being indestructible. To meet the operation requirements, voltage regulator is designed to provide 24V as the nominal input voltage. There is a subcategory of this regulator voltage called Switching Regulator or Controllers. This DC/DC regulator belongs to the LM2679 family. The voltage DC DC switching regulator can provide is up to 12V volts. During switching regulator operation, 7 pins are used. Switching regulator has a maximum output current of 5A A, which is sufficient to meet the requirements of operation. In the SIMPLE SWITCHER? family, this part palys an important role in DC DC switching regulator's traget applications. DC-DC switching regulator with supply voltage 40V. External factors do not affect voltage regulator's consumption of 4.2mA A of quiescent current.
LM2679S-12 Features
1 outputs
Peak reflow temperature (Cel) of 235
7 pins
Operating supply voltage of 40V
LM2679S-12 Applications
There are a lot of Texas Instruments LM2679S-12 Voltage Regulators applications.
- Thermal power
- Various precision measuring instruments
- CNC system
- Sensitive electronic devices
- Magnetohydrodynamic power
- Shearing machines
- Remotely powered electric motors
- Energy management systems
- Mobile phones
- Radio equipment
