LM3674MFX-1.8/NOPB Overview

As a result of the use of the Tape & Reel (TR) package, the performance of this voltage regulator is optimized. In this voltage regulator, 5 terminations are present. 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. In order to save space, this voltage regulator is packaged in the SC-74A, SOT-753 package. In this case, DC DC switching regulator has 1 outputs configured to it. This DC DC switching regulator generates Fixed output on its output pins. A voltage regulator 12v such as this one fits the Surface Mount mounting bracket. During switching regulator operation, the operating temperature should remain at -30°C~85°C TA. The switching frequency of this DC-DC switching regulator reaches 2MHz. The regulator is capable of operating with a dc to dc voltage regulator's minimum input voltage of 2.7V. According to the table below, DC DC switching regulator's output voltage (Min/Fixed) is equal to 1.8V. A regulator voltage's peak reflow temperature amounts to 260 being indestructible. As a result of DC DC switching regulator's design, it is designed to provide an input voltage of 3.6V for the purposes of operation. In this case, the DC/DC regulator belongs to the family LM3674. Voltage of voltage regulator can be delivered at 1.8V volts. The switching regulator operation is carried out by 5 pins. For this switching regulator, we recommend keeping the output voltage at at least 1.8V volts. Voltage regulator's maximal output current reaches 600mA A to meet the operation requirements. DC-DC switching regulator with supply voltage 5.5V. Voltage regulator consumes 300μA A of quiescent current without being affected by outside forces.

LM3674MFX-1.8/NOPB Features

1 outputs
Peak reflow temperature (Cel) of 260
5 pins
Operating supply voltage of 5.5V

LM3674MFX-1.8/NOPB Applications

There are a lot of Texas Instruments LM3674MFX-1.8/NOPB Voltage Regulators applications.

• Flexible manufacturing cells
• Sensitive electronic devices
• Laboratories
• Imported equipment
• Nuclear power plants
• USB circuits
• Television equipment
• Overvoltage protection circuits in TV sets
• Hydrogen power
• Remotely powered electric motors