S-812C25BMC-C4FT2G

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The S-812C25BMC-C4FT2G is a voltage regulator from Sumida, which is a manufacturer of power control devices that meets the growing need for energy efficiency. The device is a type of PMIC, or Power Management Integrated Circuit, which is a chip that manages power in a system. Specifically, the device is a Linear Voltage Regulator, which ensures that the circuits within a device do not receive too much power and prevent the device from working correctly.

The S-812C25BMC-C4FT2G is a low dropout, low noise voltage regulator. It is a single output device, which means it outputs a single, regulated voltage. It operates over a wide input voltage range, from 4.5V to 60V, and has an adjustable output voltage range of 0.8V to 25V. The device can provide an output current of up to 2A, with an output voltage accuracy of ±2.5%. That makes the device ideal for use in a range of industrial applications, such as automotive, instrumentation, communications, and industrial control.

The S-812C25BMC-C4FT2G has several features which make it an attractive option for designers. The device is designed to operate over a wide temperature range, from -40°C to 105°C. There is a built-in over-temperature protection feature which allows the device to shut down if it gets too hot, protecting the device and its components from thermal damage. The device also operates very efficiently, with a typical load regulation of 0.5% and a typical quiescent current of 15mA. That makes it ideal for power-sensitive applications.

The S-812C25BMC-C4FT2G has a simple but effective working principle. It uses a control circuit to sense the output voltage and adjust it accordingly. The device contains four main components: a power transistor, an error amplifier, a reference resistor, and a control circuit. The power transistor is responsible for regulating the amount of current flowing through the device. The error amplifier is responsible for detecting any difference between the actual output voltage and the desired output voltage, and it will send a signal to the control circuit if there is a difference. The reference resistor sets the desired output voltage, and the control circuit will then adjust the voltage as needed by controlling the current flowing through the power transistor.

The S-812C25BMC-C4FT2G is an ideal solution for designers looking for a reliable, efficient, and low-noise voltage regulator. The device is designed to be rugged and reliable, with a wide temperature range and built-in over-temperature protection. The device has a simple but effective working principle, and can provide an output current of up to 2A with an output voltage accuracy of ±2.5%. That makes the device an ideal choice for industrial and automotive applications.

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