MGJ6T24150505MC-R7

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DC-DC converters have been used for decades to transform one voltage level to another, usually from a higher voltage input to a lower voltage output, or vice versa. This is particularly useful in applications where a wide range of voltage levels is required or when higher voltages are necessary for safety reasons. This article will discuss the application field and working principle of the MGJ6T24150505MC-R7 DC-DC converter.

The MGJ6T24150505MC-R7 converter is a highly efficient, non-isolated buck-boost DC-DC switching regulator featuring an externally adjustable output voltage range from 0.9V to 28V. Its input voltage range is from 3.2V to 35V, with a maximum operating frequency of 1MHz. It also features configurable switching frequency, surge current protection, and an enable/disable output. The maximum output current is 15A and the minimum duty cycle is 30%. With its wide input voltage range and adjustable output voltage, this converter is perfect for a variety of applications.

One application of the MGJ6T24150505MC-R7 converter is in emergency lighting systems. Due to the wide input voltage and adjustable output voltage range, the converter is capable of providing the precise voltage levels for both the emergency and non-emergency lighting systems. Additionally, the surge current protection feature ensures that the system is protected from power surges.

Another application of the MGJ6T24150505MC-R7 converter is in industrial automation systems. Its wide input voltage and adjustable output voltage make it ideal for powering various sensors, motor drives, PLCs, and other equipment. The configurable switching frequency feature allows the system to be optimized for the specific application, helping to reduce power consumption and improve system performance.

The MGJ6T24150505MC-R7 converter utilises a buck-boost topology to achieve its wide input voltage range and adjustable output voltage. It uses an internal PWM controller driven by an external clock signal to switch between two levels corresponding to a high input voltage range and a low input voltage range respectively. The transistor switches between the two levels at a moderate frequency, converting the input voltage from one level to another, thus producing the desired output voltage. The voltage is regulated by a sense feedback loop that monitors the output voltage and adjusts the duty cycle of the internal controller in order to keep the output voltage at its set value.

Additionally, the device also utilises transient protection circuitry to protect the device from power surges. This is achieved by sensing the increase of voltage past a certain threshold, which then triggers the output switch to be turned off for a certain period of time before being turned back on. This helps to prevent the surge from damaging both the device and the connected load.

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