LT3791IFE-1#PBF Overview

Capsuled in the 38-TFSOP (0.173, 4.40mm Width) Exposed Pad package, the switching controller can be used for a wide range of applications. 2 outputs are supported by the dc motor controller. PMIC is packaged in a solid enclosure of Tube. There are Transistor Driver dc switching's output (s) that it can handle. A 4.7V~60V voltage is supplied to the dc control and used for operating it. Work well in dc switchers with a -40°C~125°C TJ. The switching controller can be switched at 200kHz~700kHz. dc dc regulator can be generalized using Surface Mount. The dcdc regulator features Enable, Frequency Control, Soft Start for efficient switching control. A SWITCHING REGULATOR analog integrated circuit is connected to the switch converters. There are a terminal (s) on the switching converters that are designed at DUAL. 38 terminations with various dc switching's functions. Some of the control techniques adapted by these dc dc converter ics include PULSE WIDTH MODULATION. The DC switcher's nominal voltage is 12V. LT3791 can be used to locate other relevant dc to dc converter ics. 38 pins are present on switching converter. Statistically, the DC regulator outputs 60V voltage. The dc dc regulator's usual output current is 10A, which should be noted down when you start a project. 700kHz is the frequency of the switching controller. It is possible to set the input voltage as 60V for nominal working statuses. Voltage 4.7V is needed for the supply. The number of channels available for high-quality communication is 1.

LT3791IFE-1#PBF Features

Transistor Driver Outputs
Switching Frequency: 200kHz~700kHz
Enable, Frequency Control, Soft Start
PULSE WIDTH MODULATION
Frequency: 700kHz

LT3791IFE-1#PBF Applications

There are a lot of Linear Technology/Analog Devices LT3791IFE-1#PBF DC to DC converter applications.

• SMT equipment
• seismic instrument power circuits
• Printing
• Medical equipment
• Product burn-in
• Post equipment
• ATMs
• Flaw detection equipment
• Computer-related products
• Constant current circuits