MAX1651CSA+T Overview

It comes in a 8-SOIC (0.154, 3.90mm Width) package, so switching controller can be used for most applications. It is sufficient to generate 1 outputs with this dc motor controller. PMIC is packaged in a solid enclosure of Tape & Reel (TR). With Transistor Driver dc switching's output (s), it is able to handle it. dc control's supply and operating voltages are 3V~16V. Qualified to work in an dc switcher with 0°C~70°C TA. The switching controller can be switched at Up to 300kHz. As it has a Surface Mount value, it can be used for general dc dc regulator. The dcdc regulator features Enable for efficient switching control. SWITCHING CONTROLLER analog IC connects the switch converters. There are a DUAL terminal on the switching converters. 8 terminations with a variety of function. These dc dc converter ics adapt several control methods, including PULSE FREQUENCY MODULATION. 5V nominal DC switcher's voltage input. Search for "MAX1651" to find other relevant dc to dc converter ics. The switching converter has a total of 8 pins. Switching converter type is specifically Switching Regulator or Controllers. DC regulator outputs 16V voltage according to the test statistics. A starting point for a project is to note down the dc dc regulator's usual output current, which is 2.5A. This Surface Mount makes DC switcher suitable for most prototypes and applications. This dc regulatorhas a max frequency of 300kHz. If the user wishes to run the voltage regulator dc to dc in a circuit safely and reliably, they should apply 16V. Users must limit the voltage accordingly because the dc switcher's maximum input voltage is 16V.

MAX1651CSA+T Features

Transistor Driver Outputs
Switching Frequency: Up to 300kHz
Enable
PULSE FREQUENCY MODULATION

MAX1651CSA+T Applications

There are a lot of Maxim Integrated MAX1651CSA+T DC to DC converter applications.

• Post equipment
• Access control systems
• Direct power supply system
• Radio equipment
• Grinders
• Automation technology
• Household control circuits
• Industrial robots
• Overvoltage protection circuits in TV sets
• Television equipment