LM2575D2T-3.3R4 Overview

Using the Tape & Reel (TR) package, this voltage regulator optimizes the performance of the voltage regulator 12v. In this voltage regulator, there are 5 terminations. As a matter of fact, the type of analog IC that this voltage regulator 12v is equipped with is called SWITCHING REGULATOR. The harley voltage regulator is available as a TO-263-6, D2Pak (5 Leads + Tab), TO-263BA package to save space. The voltage regulator 12v has 1 outputs. On the output pins of this DC DC switching regulator, there is a Fixed output generated. Switching regulators like this one can be mounted on the Surface Mount mounting system. This voltage regulator 12v should operate at a temperature of -40°C~125°C TJ when operating. The switching frequency of this DC-DC switching regulator reaches 52kHz. A dc to dc voltage regulator's minimum input voltage of 4.75V is required for this voltage regulator to operate. As a result of the 1A output current, voltage regulator offers maximum flexibility in design. Voltage regulators' input voltage is limited to 40V. This voltage regulator's peak reflow temperature is so high as to make it virtually indestructible. In order to meet the operation requirements,voltage regulator is designed to provide a nominal input voltage of 12V. I would like to point out that this voltage regulator belongs to the Switching Regulator or Controllers subcategory. DC/DC regulators such as this one belong to the LM2575 family of products. Voltage regulator is capable of giving voltage at 3.3V volts. The switching regulator operation is carried out by 5 pins.

LM2575D2T-3.3R4 Features

1 outputs
Peak reflow temperature (Cel) of 240
5 pins

LM2575D2T-3.3R4 Applications

There are a lot of ON Semiconductor LM2575D2T-3.3R4 Voltage Regulators applications.

• Hydraulic presses
• Television equipment
• Geothermal power
• Smart grid
• Machining centers
• Series voltage regulation circuits
• Wide-range voltage regulation circuits
• Magnetohydrodynamic power
• Energy management systems
• Various precision measuring detectors