BA78M06FP-E2 Integrated Circuits (ICs)

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The BA78M06FP-E2 is a type of linear voltage regulator, classified under the Power Management Integrated Circuit (PMIC), voltage regulator, and linear categories. Linear voltage regulators convert unregulated power from one voltage level to another, maintaining a stable output voltage. The BA78M06FP-E2 is specifically designed for use in industrial, automotive, and consumer applications, meeting the requirements of a wide range of challenging conditions.

These linear voltage regulators utilize a power transistor, normally a MOSFET, positioned between an input voltage source and an output voltage load. The power transistor functions as a variable resistor, adjusting its resistance to a particular voltage level according to the set target voltage. This allows the circuit to deliver the exact amount of output voltage needed by the load while limiting high current surges and filtering out any short-term line noise.

The BA78M06FP-E2 linear voltage regulator features a monolithic integrated circuit. The device\'s components are all located on the single integrated circuit, including the power transistor, voltage amplifier, and control circuits. This design allows the BA78M06FP-E2 to reduce overall power consumption and make it more reliable in extreme conditions.

The BA78M06FP-E2 features a wide input voltage range of 4.7V to 15V and is capable of delivering an output voltage range of 1V to 6V, with a maximum output current of 600mA. The device is available in a Through-hole and a surface-mount version. The through-hole version measures 5mm x 7mm, while the surface-mount version has a Footprint size of 1.75mm x 2.5mm. The device also has built-in protection against reverse battery, input overvoltage, output short-circuit, and thermal overload protection.

The power supply input of the BA78M06FP-E2 can be configured in the following ways: differential input mode, open-feedback input mode, or negative feedback input mode. In the differential input mode, the device receives power from two different input voltage sources; this mode is mainly used in battery-powered applications. In the open-feedback input mode, the regulator receives power from a single input voltage source, while the load is connected to an unregulated output state; this mode is mainly used in compact, high-efficiency applications. Finally, in the negative feedback input mode, the device receives power from a single input voltage source while the output voltage is regulated by a variable frequency oscillator; this mode is mainly used in applications where load stability is required.

The BA78M06FP-E2 offers excellent thermal performance due to its multiple-layer PCB board. The board has multiple metal layers and a wide surface area for thermal dissipation, allowing for an operating temperature range between -40C and 125C. This allows the device to be used in a wide variety of applications without the worry of thermal issues.

The BA78M06FP-E2 is ideal for industrial, automotive, and consumer applications. It is compliant with various automotive fuel gauge applications and provides excellent performance in stationary and mobile applications. The device provides an adjustable output current level, with protection against reverse battery, input overvoltage, output short-circuit, and thermal overload. The BA78M06FP-E2 is available in both through-hole and surface-mount versions and offers excellent performance over a wide-temperature range.

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