LT1766IFE-5#PBF Overview

There is an optimized performance in this voltage regulator because it utilizes the Tube package. This harley voltage regulator has 16 terminations. There is one type of analog IC that this voltage regulator is equipped with, and that is the SWITCHING REGULATOR type. The space-saving 16-TSSOP (0.173, 4.40mm Width) Exposed Pad package is available for this voltage regulator. There are 1 outputs configured on this voltage regulator 12v. On the output pins of this DC DC switching regulator, there is a Fixed output generated. This switching regulator is designed to fit the Surface Mount mounting system. During switching regulator operation, the operating temperature should remain at -40°C~125°C TJ. The switching frequency of this DC-DC switching regulator reaches 200kHz. Regulator 5.5V can operate with dc to dc voltage regulator's minimum input voltage 5.5V. It features maximum design flexibility due to dc to dc voltage regulator's 1.5A output current. The maximum input voltage of this voltage regulator 12v is 60V. Its 260 peak reflow temperature makes this regulator essentially indestructible. To meet the switching regulator operation requirements, a nominal input voltage of 15V is provided. I would like to point out that this voltage regulator belongs to the Switching Regulator or Controllers subcategory. DC/DC regulators of this type are part of the LT1766 family of voltage regulator 12vs. Voltage of voltage regulator can be delivered at 5V volts. The switching regulator operation of the system is controlled by 16 pins.

LT1766IFE-5#PBF Features

1 outputs
Peak reflow temperature (Cel) of 260
16 pins

LT1766IFE-5#PBF Applications

There are a lot of Linear Technology/Analog Devices LT1766IFE-5#PBF Voltage Regulators applications.

• Cutting machine tools
• Planers
• seismic instrument power circuits
• Wide-range voltage regulation circuits
• Radio equipment
• Computer application technology
• Balance equipment
• Television equipment
• Surface processing equipment
• Adjustable voltage or current linear circuits