
TEXAS INSTRUMENTS adjustable step-down regulator. Converts 9.5-95V input to 2.5-75V output at 350mA. Ideal for industrial & automotive use.
The TEXAS INSTRUMENTS Adjustable DC-DC Step Down Regulator is a high-performance switching regulator designed to efficiently convert a high input voltage down to a lower, stable output voltage. It features a wide input voltage range from 9.5V to 95V, making it suitable for a diverse array of applications, from industrial systems to automotive and telecommunications equipment.
This compact, surface-mount device delivers an adjustable output from 2.5V up to 75V with a maximum continuous output current of 350mA. Its buck (step-down) topology, combined with a high switching frequency of 600kHz, allows for the use of smaller external components, enabling a more compact and efficient overall power supply design.
Key Features & Applications
This regulator is an essential component for engineers and hobbyists needing a reliable, efficient, and versatile voltage conversion solution for advanced electronic projects.
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