
High-efficiency buck regulator, 5V 500mA output, 4-40V input, SOIC-14. Ideal for industrial power management. Low-power standby.
The TEXAS INSTRUMENTS LM2574M-5.0/NOPB is a step-down (buck) switching regulator that delivers a fixed 5V output with a maximum current of 500mA. It provides all the active functions required for a buck converter, ensuring excellent line and load regulation while requiring only four external components, making it simple to integrate into your power supply designs.
This regulator operates with a fixed switching frequency of 52kHz and includes internal frequency compensation and a fixed-frequency oscillator, simplifying the design process. It offers a high-efficiency alternative to traditional three-terminal linear regulators, and thanks to its high efficiency, the copper traces on the PCB often suffice as heat sinking, reducing the need for additional thermal management components.
Key Features
Applications
This IC is well-suited for industrial and general power management applications, providing a robust, high-performance solution for a wide range of electronic devices.
Specifications
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