MAX5020CSA+ Overview

In the 8-SOIC (0.154, 3.90mm Width) package, the switching controller meets most application requirements. This dc motor controller can be used to generate outputs with 1 numbers. Tube is the solid enclosure in which PMIC is packaged. The system can process Transistor Driver dc switching's outputs (s). 13V~36V is the operating voltage and supply voltage of the dc control. Workable in an dc switcher where 0°C~70°C TA is the 0°C~70°C TArm. This switching controller can switch at 275kHz. The Surface Mount allows it to be used for dc dc regulator in general. Enable, Soft Start provides dcdc regulator efficient switching control. Switch converters are connected to ICs with SWITCHING CONTROLLER analog outputs. There are a terminal (s) on the switching converters that are designed at DUAL. A variety of dc switching's functions can be performed on 8 terminations. PULSE WIDTH MODULATION is an example of one of the control techniques these dc dc converter ics adapt. There is a DC switcher's nominal voltage of 9.8V. Other relevant dc to dc converter ics can be found by searching "MAX5020". An input voltage of 7.5V is the minimum required for the dc dc voltage regulator. In most cases, the dc dc regulator's output current is 1A. This information should be noted when you begin working with the component. Voltage regulator dc to dc is designed to operate at 50 % duty cycle during power-ups and power-downs to ensure reliability. In most applications and prototype designs, DC switcher is qualified as a Surface Mount. DC regulator302kHz has the maximum frequency.

MAX5020CSA+ Features

Transistor Driver Outputs
Switching Frequency: 275kHz
Enable, Soft Start
PULSE WIDTH MODULATION
Max Duty Cycle: 50 %

MAX5020CSA+ Applications

There are a lot of Maxim Integrated MAX5020CSA+ DC to DC converter applications.

• Experimental setup
• Digital video recorders
• Wide-range voltage regulation circuits
• Milling machines
• Flaw detection equipment
• Combined machine tools
• CMM
• Industrial controllers
• Refrigerators of central air conditioners
• Current source circuits