LTC3406BES5-1.8#TRMPBF Overview

This harley voltage regulator utilizes the Cut Tape (CT) package for optimized performance. As you can see, this harley voltage regulator contains 5 terminations. This regulator voltage is equipped with a type of analog integrated circuit that is called a SWITCHING REGULATOR voltage regulator. For space-saving purposes, this voltage regulator is available in the SOT-23-5 Thin, TSOT-23-5 package. The voltage regulator 12v has 1 outputs. On its output pins, this adjusting voltage regulator generates Fixed output. As the name implies, this voltage regulator 12v is designed for mounting on a Surface Mount bracket. As long as its operating temperature is -40°C~85°C TA, dc to dc voltage regulator should perform well. DC-DC switching regulators reach 1.5MHz switching frequencies. There is no dc to dc voltage regulator's minimum input voltage requirement for this regulator. DC DC switching regulator's 600mA output current allows for maximum design flexibility. As far as the voltage input is concerned, DC DC switching regulator can accept up to 5.5V. A regulator with this 260 peak reflow temperature is essentially indestructible. For operation, voltage regulator provides a nominal input voltage of 3.6V. There is a DC/DC regulator in this family that belongs to the LTC3406 family. The adjusting voltage regulator's output voltage is maintain at 1.5V. To operate the voltage regulator 12v, 5 pins are required. The output voltage of this voltage regulator 12v should at least be set at 1.8V volts at all times.

LTC3406BES5-1.8#TRMPBF Features

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

LTC3406BES5-1.8#TRMPBF Applications

There are a lot of Linear Technology/Analog Devices LTC3406BES5-1.8#TRMPBF Voltage Regulators applications.

• Handheld GPS
• Smoke prevention equipment
• Large fire protection systems
• Emergency lighting monitoring equipment
• Communication system
• Scientific research
• Serial communication converter
• Automation technology
• Mobile phones
• Low output voltage switching power supply circuits