LTC3864EDE#TRPBF Overview

With a 12-WFDFN Exposed Pad package, the switching controller is suitable for a wide range of applications. It is sufficient to generate 1 outputs with this dc motor controller. PMIC packaging is solid with a Tape & Reel (TR) enclosure. A total of Transistor Driver dc switching's outputs can be handled by it. The supply and operating voltage of the dc control are 3.5V~60V. A -40°C~125°C TJ dc switcher is not a problem. The switching controller can be switched at 50kHz~850kHz. A generalization of dc dc regulator can be made using Surface Mount. In order to control switching efficiently, the dcdc regulator features Current Limit, Enable, Frequency Control, Power Good, Soft Start. SWITCHING CONTROLLER analog IC connects the switch converters. The switching converters's terminals (s) are designed at DUAL. 12 terminations with a variety of function. To name a few of the control techniques these dc dc converter ics adapt, it includes PULSE WIDTH MODULATION. DC switcher's voltage input of 12V. LTC3864 can be searched for other relevant dc to dc converter ics. Switching converter type is specifically Switching Regulator or Controllers. Input voltage of dc dc voltage regulator should be 3.5V. This dc to dc regulator accepts only 60V input voltage at most. This value is ALSO OPERATES AS LDO REGULATOR so that DC to DC voltage regulator better serves the purpose.

LTC3864EDE#TRPBF Features

Transistor Driver Outputs
Switching Frequency: 50kHz~850kHz
Current Limit, Enable, Frequency Control, Power Good, Soft Start
PULSE WIDTH MODULATION
ALSO OPERATES AS LDO REGULATOR

LTC3864EDE#TRPBF Applications

There are a lot of Linear Technology/Analog Devices LTC3864EDE#TRPBF DC to DC converter applications.

• Series voltage regulation circuits
• Geothermal power
• Overvoltage protection circuits in TV sets
• Machining centers
• Digital precision reference circuits
• Computed tomography (CT)
• Magnetohydrodynamic power
• Adjustable voltage or current linear circuits
• Wind power
• Wide-range voltage regulation circuits