HV9120NG-G-M901 Overview

With a 16-SOIC (0.154, 3.90mm Width) package, the switching controller is suitable for a wide range of applications. There is sufficient capacity to generate switching controller for outputs 1. Tape & Reel (TR) solid enclosure protects the pmic. With Transistor Driver dc switching's output (s), it is able to handle it. The supply and operating voltage of the dc control are 10V~450V. Suitable for a -55°C~125°C TJ dc switcher. Surface Mount makes it suitable for general dc dc regulator. To provide efficient switching control, Enable, Frequency Control, Reset is included in the dcdc regulator. A SWITCHING CONTROLLER analog IC is connected to the switch converters. The switching converters's terminals (s) are designed at DUAL. A variety of terminations with 16 of dc switching. These dc dc converter ics adapt a variety of control techniques, including PULSE WIDTH MODULATION. DC switcher's voltage input is 48V. Searching "HV9120" will return other relevant dc to dc converter ics. There are only 16 pins on switching converter. DC regulator outputs 4V voltage according to the test statistics. The dc to dc regulator is limited to 450V input voltage. The maximum duty cycle of this voltage regulator dc to dc is set to 49.4 % to ensure reliability during power-up and power-down. Having a Surface Mount makes DC switcher ideal for most prototype and application designs. Switching controllers work at 3MHz Hz. When running the voltage regulator dc to dc in a circuit, users should apply 13.5V to ensure safety and reliability. Voltage 10V must be supplied.

HV9120NG-G-M901 Features

Transistor Driver Outputs
Enable, Frequency Control, Reset
PULSE WIDTH MODULATION
Max Duty Cycle: 49.4 %
Frequency: 3MHz

HV9120NG-G-M901 Applications

There are a lot of Microchip Technology HV9120NG-G-M901 DC to DC converter applications.

• Sensitive electronic devices
• Various precision measuring instruments
• Adjustable voltage or current linear circuits
• Product testing
• Series voltage regulation circuits
• Surface processing equipment
• Medical monitoring systems
• Product burn-in
• Nuclear power plants
• Fire elevators