TPS51916RUKT Overview
Overall, it supports 2 outputs. The alternator regulator is packaged in a 20-WFQFN Exposed Pad container to facilitate transportation. In Tape & Reel (TR) package, ready for shipping. An output voltage of 0.7V~1.8V is provided by this power supply regulator. The Surface Mount universal mount allows for easy adaptation. It is intended to be used in applications such as Controller, DDR and others. It is recommended that the operating temperature be set to -40°C~85°C to prevent malfunctions. It is designed to run the input voltage at 3V~28V. You can find 20 terminals of the voltage regulator. The part has received praise for being a SWITCHING CONTROLLER voltage regulator. Initially, the pinout of the alternator regulator begins with 20 pins. Search TPS51916 to find more pin-to-pin solutions. A Surface Mount is provided for mounting on PCBs or other boards. A power supply regulator with 20pins is present. There are other Switching Regulator or Controllers in the industry that play a crucial role, such as the AC voltage regulator. The normal operation of the system requires 28V operating voltage. There should be 2A output from the electrical regulator at the moment. A voltage higher than 3Vis required for the input of this alternator regulator. As the power supply regulator is supplied with a 5V voltage, it is capable of completing a variety of demanding tasks. A frequency of 670kHzcan be selected for the voltage controller. The external regulator's series is indicated by D-CAP?, D-CAP2?. At its maximum, it will produce current 2A. 600μAis the quiescent current of this power regulator.
TPS51916RUKT Features
Widely used in Controller, DDR applications
SWITCHING CONTROLLER analog IC
Supply voltage: 28V
TPS51916RUKT Applications
There are a lot of Texas Instruments TPS51916RUKT Specialized Voltage Regulators applications.
- Servers and Networking equipment
- Palmtop Computers
- Portable GPS
- Digital-Still Cameras
- Broadband, Networking and Optical
- Mobile PC Regulator
- Distributed power architectures (24 V/48 V bus)
- Cell Phones
- Digital TV's
- DDR Vooo and Vπ Voltage Generation
