TPS610997YFFT Overview

This harley voltage regulator utilizes the Tape & Reel (TR) package for optimized performance. In this voltage regulator, 6 terminations are present. As a matter of fact, the type of analog IC that this voltage regulator 12v is equipped with is called SWITCHING REGULATOR. The space-saving 6-UFBGA, DSBGA package is available for this voltage regulator. A total of 1 outputs are configured in this voltage regulator. There are output pins on this DC DC switching regulator that generate Fixed output. As the name implies, this voltage regulator 12v is designed for mounting on a Surface Mount bracket. When operating, adjusting voltage regulator's operating temperature should be kept at -40°C~125°C TJ. Regulator 0.7V can operate with dc to dc voltage regulator's minimum input voltage 0.7V. In this adjusting voltage regulator, the output voltage (Min/Fixed) equates to 5V. As a result of the 800mA Switch output current, voltage regulator offers maximum flexibility in design. Voltage regulator has an input voltage (Max) of 5.5V. A regulator voltage's peak reflow temperature amounts to NOT SPECIFIED being indestructible. For operation, voltage regulator provides a nominal input voltage of 3.7V. In this case, the DC/DC regulator belongs to the family TPS610997. Voltage of voltage regulator can be delivered at 5V volts. In order to operate voltage regulator, there are 6 pins that must be connected. This regulator operates with the maximal switching frequency of 3000kHz. This switching regulator is more efficient and stable due to the PFM TECHNIQUE ALSO USED feature.

TPS610997YFFT Features

1 outputs
Peak reflow temperature (Cel) of NOT SPECIFIED
6 pins
Maxium switching frequency of 3000kHz
PFM TECHNIQUE ALSO USED

TPS610997YFFT Applications

There are a lot of Texas Instruments TPS610997YFFT Voltage Regulators applications.

• Medical monitoring systems
• Experimental setup
• Production lines
• Direct power supply system
• Communication system
• Various precision measuring detectors
• Machining centers
• Computed tomography (CT)
• Arc suppression circuits
• Overvoltage protection circuits in TV sets