LTC3633AIFE#PBF Overview

This harley voltage regulator utilizes the Tube package for optimized performance. During the development of this harley voltage regulator, 28 terminations were made. A DUAL SWITCHING CONTROLLER type of analog IC is equipped with this regulator voltage, which is the type of analog IC that is used in it. Space-saving 28-TSSOP (0.173, 4.40mm Width) Exposed Pad packages are available for this harley voltage regulator. 2 outputs have been configured in the voltage regulator 12v. On its output pins, this adjusting voltage regulator generates Adjustable output. As the name implies, this voltage regulator 12v is designed for mounting on a Surface Mount bracket. Operating at -40°C~125°C TJ is the recommended temperature for adjusting voltage regulator's operation. A DC-DC switching regulator of this type operates at a switching frequency of 500kHz~4MHz. This voltage regulator is able to operate with the minimal input voltage of 3.6V. There is a adjusting voltage regulator's voltage output (Min/Fixed) of 0.6V. The maximum input voltage of this voltage regulator 12v is 20V. This voltage regulator's peak reflow temperature is so high as to make it virtually indestructible. To meet the switching regulator operation requirements, a nominal input voltage of 12V is provided. There is a subcategory called Switching Regulator or Controllers that includes this voltage regulator. The LTC3633 family of DC/DC regulators includes this DC/DC regulator. At 6V volts, voltage regulator can provide voltage. There are 28 pins that are used for the operation of the voltage regulator 12v.

LTC3633AIFE#PBF Features

2 outputs
Peak reflow temperature (Cel) of NOT SPECIFIED
28 pins

LTC3633AIFE#PBF Applications

There are a lot of Linear Technology/Analog Devices LTC3633AIFE#PBF Voltage Regulators applications.

• Current source circuits
• SMT equipment
• Refrigerators of central air conditioners
• Telecommunications equipment
• Drilling machines
• Digital display device
• Adjustable voltage or current linear circuits
• Nuclear power plants
• Photovoltaic power
• Magnetohydrodynamic power