MP4423HGQ-Z Overview

A Tape & Reel (TR) package is used in this voltage regulator to optimize performance. As you can see, this harley voltage regulator contains 8 terminations. A SWITCHING REGULATOR type of analog IC is equipped with this regulator voltage, which is the type of analog IC that is used in it. The harley voltage regulator is available as a 8-VDFN package to save space. In this case, DC DC switching regulator has 1 outputs configured to it. Adjusting voltage regulator's output pins generate Adjustable output. There is a switching regulator that is compatible with the Surface Mount mounting. The operating temperature should be kept at -40°C~125°C TJ when the voltage regulator 12v is in operation. There is a switching frequency of 410kHz for this voltage regulator 12v. There is no dc to dc voltage regulator's minimum input voltage requirement for this regulator. The output voltage of this voltage regulator (Min/Fixed) amounts to 0.8V volts. As a result of the 3A output current, voltage regulator offers maximum flexibility in design. There is a maximum input voltage of 36V for this voltage regulator 12v. The peak reflow temperature of this regulator amounts to 260 to be essentially indestructible. Voltage regulator is designed to provide a nominal input voltage of 12V to meet the operation requirements. There are 8 pins that are used for the operation of the voltage regulator 12v. There should be at least a 800mV volt output voltage for this switching regulator in order to make it work properly. As a result, it is able to provide adjusting voltage regulator a maximum output voltage of 32.4V.

MP4423HGQ-Z Features

1 outputs
Peak reflow temperature (Cel) of 260
8 pins

MP4423HGQ-Z Applications

There are a lot of Monolithic Power Systems Inc. MP4423HGQ-Z Voltage Regulators applications.

• Thermal power
• Domestic water pumps
• Magnetohydrodynamic power
• Automatic plug-in machines
• Scientific research
• Window air conditioners
• Imported equipment
• CNC system
• Servo drive system
• Analog precision reference circuits