TL499ACP Overview

optimized performance is achieved by utilizing the Tube package in this voltage regulator. As you can see, this harley voltage regulator contains 8 terminations. As this regulator voltage is equipped with an analog IC of the type SWITCHING REGULATOR, it is a SWITCHING REGULATOR-type voltage regulator. In order to save space, this harley voltage regulator is available in the 8-DIP (0.300, 7.62mm) package. There are 1 outputs on DC DC switching regulator. On its output pins, this adjusting voltage regulator generates Adjustable output. As the name implies, this voltage regulator 12v is designed for mounting on a Through Hole bracket. As long as its operating temperature is -20°C~85°C TA, dc to dc voltage regulator should perform well. Voltage regulators like this one can operate at least with 1V as the dc to dc voltage regulator's minimum input voltage. A maximum design flexibility is provided by the 1A Switch output current of voltage regulator. There is a voltage regulator maximum input voltage of 10V. An input voltage of 1.5V is required for switching regulator operation. DC/DC regulators of this type are part of the TL499 family of voltage regulator 12vs. The voltage DC DC switching regulator can provide is up to 30V volts. For switching regulator operation, 8 pins are used. In order for this switching regulator to work properly, the output voltage should be at least 2.9VV. With a maximum output voltage of 30V, DC DC switching regulator has a very high efficiency. In this case, a dc to dc voltage regulator's minimum supply voltage of 1.1V volts is required to ensure reliable performance. This harley voltage regulator is more efficient and stable due to its IT ALSO REQUIRES 4.5 TO 32 V feature. The maximum supply voltage for the voltage regulator 12v is 10V, so DC DC switching regulator can operate with a maximum voltage of 10V.

TL499ACP Features

1 outputs
8 pins
IT ALSO REQUIRES 4.5 TO 32 V

TL499ACP Applications

There are a lot of Texas Instruments TL499ACP Voltage Regulators applications.

• Adjustable voltage or current linear circuits
• Mobile phones
• Telecommunications equipment
• Energy management systems
• Window air conditioners
• Surge protection circuits
• Medical equipment
• Correction machines
• Smoke prevention equipment
• Overvoltage protection circuits in TV sets