LT1070MK Overview

It is designed to provide optimal performance by utilizing the Tube package. There are 4 terminations in this harley voltage regulator. As this regulator voltage is equipped with an analog IC of the type SWITCHING REGULATOR, it is a SWITCHING REGULATOR-type voltage regulator. For space-saving purposes, this voltage regulator is available in the TO-3-4 package. Through Hole-mount switching regulator. With its peak reflow temperature of NOT SPECIFIED, this voltage regulator is essentially indestructible. To meet the operation requirements, voltage regulator is designed to provide 15V as the nominal input voltage. The regulator voltage is included in the Switching Regulator or Controllers subcategory of voltage regulators. In this case, the DC/DC regulator belongs to the family LT1070. Voltage can be produced at 1.24V volts by voltage regulator. There should be no more than or equal to 150°C degrees Celsius as the DC DC switching regulator's maximum operating temperature. There should be a temperature difference between -55°C and the DC DC switching regulator's minimal operating temperature. In this adjusting voltage regulator, the switching frequency 47kHz is the maximum that the adjusting voltage regulator can operate at. In the top position of the switching voltage regulators, there is a maximum output current of 11A Amps. A unique technique permits DC DC switching regulator's input voltages with maximum 60V values. Input voltages as low as 3V can be applied to this switching regulator. 2 pins are included in this voltage regulator dc to dc.

LT1070MK Features

Peak reflow temperature (Cel) of NOT SPECIFIED
Maxium switching frequency of 47kHz

LT1070MK Applications

There are a lot of Linear Technology/Analog Devices
LT1070MK Voltage Regulators applications.

• Ball screw pair
• Computer application technology
• Network technology
• Automation technology
• CMM
• Various precision measuring instruments
• Various precision measuring detectors
• Flaw detection equipment
• Balance equipment
• Industrial robots