LMR33620BDDAR

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In today’s market, DCDC switching regulators are becoming increasingly popular solutions in the areas of consumer, commercial and industrial applications. They are suitable for a range of power sources and electrical designs, which makes them an excellent choice for many applications. The LMR33620BDDAR is a high efficiency, low noise, DCDC switching regulator from Texas Instruments. It can efficiently convert the input voltage, which can be either an AC or DC source, into a regulated output voltage for devices such as microcontrollers, LEDs, FETs, motors, and many more.

The LMR33620BDDAR from Texas Instruments is an integrated DCDC switch-mode regulator capable of providing up to 1.2A of continuous current output. It is specifically designed to provide a low-noise, high-efficiency power supply solution for power sensitive applications. The device features an internal Power MOSFET and a high-efficiency buck circuit with adjustable output voltage. LMR33620BDDAR is available in SOIC-16, DIP-8, and VSSOP packages and is pin-compatible with the industry-standard LM1853.

The LMR33620BDDAR is an ideal solution for applications that require improved thermal dissipation and a low-noise power supply. It has a wide input voltage range from 3.3V to 16V, with adjustable output from 1.2V to 13.2V. It also has a wide operating temperature range of -40°C to 125°C. Moreover, the device has very low on-resistance and a low quiescent current of 5mA, making it ideal for battery-powered applications. This device also includes protection features such as reverse current, overcurrent, and over-temperature protection. In addition, it features a low shutdown current of 0.5μA, which allows the system to remain in low-power mode when the device is inactive.

The LMR33620BDDAR has been designed to be a highly efficient, low noise DCDC buck regulator. Its internal circuitry is comprised of a MOSFET, current sensing circuits, and control circuitry. The device’s current sensing circuitry monitors the output current and automatically adjusts its output voltage to maintain the desired output current. The MOSFET is used to switch the output voltage, while the internal control circuitry ensures that the output voltage remains stable over varying load conditions. The device also has synchronous rectification, which improves its efficiency by reducing power losses due to switching.

Overall, the LMR33620BDDAR from Texas Instruments is an excellent choice for applications requiring a highly efficient, low noise DCDC switching regulator. This device has a wide input voltage range, adjustable output voltage, built-in protection features, and an extremely low quiescent current consumption. In addition, its wide operating temperature range makes it suitable for a wide range of applications. The device’s low on-resistance and synchronous rectification also make it ideal for high-efficiency power supplies.

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