LM2694MTX Overview

For optimal performance, this voltage regulator makes use of the Tape & Reel (TR) package. A voltage regulator consists of 14 terminations. There are two types of analog ICs in this voltage regulator 12v: SWITCHING REGULATOR ICs, which are the ones used in older voltage regulator 12vs. For space-saving purposes, this voltage regulator is available in the 14-TSSOP (0.173, 4.40mm Width) package. There are 1 outputs on DC DC switching regulator. As you can see, this DC DC switching regulator generates Adjustable output on its output pins. This switching regulator is designed to fit the Surface Mount mounting system. The operating temperature should be kept at -40°C~125°C TJ when the voltage regulator 12v is in operation. This voltage regulator 12v reaches a switching frequency of 1MHz. Despite its low input voltage, this voltage regulator can operate. The output voltage of this voltage regulator (Min/Fixed) amounts to 2.5V volts. There is a voltage regulator maximum input voltage of 30V. A regulator voltage's peak reflow temperature amounts to 260 being indestructible. To meet the switching regulator operation requirements, a nominal input voltage of 24V is provided. This voltage regulator is included in the Switching Regulator or Controllers subcategory. In this case, the DC/DC regulator belongs to the family LM2694. A voltage of 24V volts can be produced by voltage regulator. There are 14 pins used for switching regulator operation. A 600mA A maximum output current is required to meet the switching regulator operation requirements. Switching regulators operate at 30V supply voltages. There are no external factors that affect DC DC switching regulator's consumption of 1.7mA A of quiescent current.

LM2694MTX Features

1 outputs
Peak reflow temperature (Cel) of 260
14 pins
Operating supply voltage of 30V

LM2694MTX Applications

There are a lot of Texas Instruments LM2694MTX Voltage Regulators applications.

• Servo drive system
• Scientific testing
• Ball screw pair
• Injection molding machinery
• Laboratories
• Computer rooms
• Remotely powered electric motors
• Planers
• Nuclear power plants
• Smoke exhaust equipment