REC5-2405DRWZ/H2/A/M/SMD/CTRL-R

REC5-2405DRWZ/H2/A/M/SMD/CTRL-R DC-DC converters are designed to power tiny electronics, especially in remote sensing applications. The devices are wide input voltage range, very low quiescent current, and low dropout voltage, making them ideal for use in many applications.

The REC5-2405DRWZ/H2/A/M/SMD/CTRL-R is a synchronous, high-efficiency, single-output DC-DC converter designed for 5 VDC applications. It provides a regulated output voltage of 2 to 5 V, while also regulating the output current to as low as 20 mA. The converter\'s wide input voltage range of 8 to 30 VDC allows it to support a wide variety of battery operated or remote sensing applications. It offers a wide range of output power levels from 0.07 W to 1.2 W. The converter is also capable of providing a regulated output current up to 1 A.

The REC5-2405DRWZ/H2/A/M/SMD/CTRL-R uses an analog-controlled internal oscillator to provide precise voltage and current regulation. The output voltage is maintained across wide input voltage and output power ranges via an internal error amplifier. An external voltage divider can be used to adjust the output voltage. The device is capable of providing an efficiency of up to 95%. It also features very low quiescent current (only 20μA), low profile, and low dropout voltage.

The device includes integrated over-current and over-temperature protection features, ensuring reliable operation. The output current limit is adjustable from 20mA to 1A using an external resistor. The peak current capability of the device is 1.5A. A power-good signal (PG) indicates when the regulator output is in regulation. The device is housed in a very small 5 mm x 5 mm MLP package, making it ideal for space constrained applications.

The REC5-2405DRWZ/H2/A/M/SMD/CTRL-R can be used in a variety of applications including power supplies for remote sensors, fuel cells, portable devices, portable computers, and numerous other miniature applications. It is ideal for use in applications that require a very low quiescent current, such as low-power telecommunication equipment, portable instruments, security systems, and medical devices.