STMicroelectronics - L7983PUR

SWITCHING CONTROLLER; Temperature Grade: AUTOMOTIVE; No. of Terminals: 20; Package Code: HSSOP; Package Shape: RECTANGULAR; Surface Mount: YES;

TPS61175PWPR by Texas Instruments is a switching regulator with a max output current of 5A and a max output voltage of 38V. It is commonly used in industrial applications for controlling and regulating power supply systems.

TPS560430XFDBVT by Texas Instruments is a switching regulator with 6 terminals, operating b/w -40 to 125°C. It offers a max output voltage of 24V and current of 0.6A, suitable for automotive applications due to its compact size (2.9mm x 1.6mm) and pulse width modulation control technique at a high switching frequency of 2100kHz.

LMZ21701SILT by Texas Instruments is a switching regulator with 1A output current, 6V max output voltage, and 2500kHz max switching frequency. Ideal for automotive applications due to its -40 to 125°C operating temperature range and pulse width modulation control technique. Surface mountable in a square package style, it offers efficient current/voltage-mode control for various power supply designs.

LM2676SX-ADJ/NOPB by Texas Instruments is a switching regulator with max output voltage of 37V and max output current of 5.4A, suitable for automotive applications. It operates b/w -40 to 125°C, uses pulse width modulation control technique, and has a small outline package style.

TPS552882QWRPMRQ1 by Texas Instruments is a 26-terminal switching regulator with a 12V nominal input/output voltage, operating b/w -40 to 150°C. It utilizes current-mode control and pulse width modulation technique for buck-boost configuration, supporting up to 6.35A output current at a max frequency of 2200 kHz. Ideal for automotive applications due to AEC-Q100 screening level and compact chip carrier package style.

LM2733YMF/NOPB by Texas Instruments is a switching regulator with 5 terminals, operating temperature range of -40 to 125°C, and output voltage ranging from 3V to 40V. It is ideal for automotive applications due to its compact size, low profile design, and current-mode control technique. With a max output current of 1.5A and switching frequency of up to 1850 kHz, it offers efficient power management in various electronic systems.

LM22672MRE-ADJ/NOPB by Texas Instruments is a voltage-mode switching regulator with a max output current of 1A and a max output voltage of 37V. It operates in an automotive temperature grade range from -40°C to 125°C, making it suitable for various automotive applications requiring efficient power management. With a compact package style and low profile design, this IC offers precise control through pulse width modulation technique at a high switching frequency of up to 1000 kHz.

LM46002PWP by Texas Instruments is a current-mode switching regulator with a max output voltage of 28V and max output current of 2A. Ideal for automotive applications, it operates b/w -40 to 125°C, supports input voltages from 3.5V to 60V, and has a compact small outline package style.

Analog Devices LTM8055MPY#PBF is a switching regulator with 121 terminals, operating b/w -55 to 125°C. It uses current-mode control and pulse width modulation technique for buck-boost configuration. Ideal for military applications due to its robust design and wide input voltage range of 5-36V.

Switching Regulator or Controllers; No. of Terminals: 10; Package Code: TSSOP; Package Shape: RECTANGULAR; Surface Mount: YES; Package Body Material: PLASTIC/EPOXY;

TLV62130RGTR by Texas Instruments is a 16-terminal switching regulator with VOLTAGE-MODE control mode, operating b/w -40 to 85 °C. It offers a max output current of 3 A and a max switching frequency of 2500 kHz, making it ideal for industrial applications requiring efficient power management in compact spaces.

LM2674M-3.3/NOPB by Texas Instruments is a voltage-mode switching regulator with a 3.3V output, ideal for automotive applications. It operates b/w -40 to 125°C, handles up to 0.5A output current, and supports input voltages from 6.5V to 40V. The package is small outline with dual terminals and matte tin finish, making it suitable for compact designs requiring efficient power regulation at high temperatures.

LMR51420XDDCR by Texas Instruments is a switching regulator with 2A output current, 1100kHz max switching frequency, and 34.2V max output voltage. Ideal for applications requiring efficient power conversion in compact spaces due to its small outline and thin profile package style.

LMR14203XMKE/NOPB by Texas Instruments is a switching regulator with 6 terminals, operating b/w -40 to 125°C. It has a buck switcher config, PWM control mode, and can handle up to 0.3A output current. Ideal for automotive applications due to its compact size and wide input voltage range of 4.5-42V.

SWITCHING REGULATOR; Temperature Grade: AUTOMOTIVE; No. of Terminals: 8; Package Code: SOP; Package Shape: RECTANGULAR; Surface Mount: YES;

SWITCHING REGULATOR; Temperature Grade: OTHER; Peak Reflow Temperature (C): 260; Qualification: Not Qualified; Terminal Finish: TIN; Maximum Time At Peak Reflow Temperature (s): 5;

TPS62040DGQRG4 by Texas Instruments is a switching regulator with a max output current of 2.2A and max output voltage of 6V, ideal for industrial applications. Operating b/w -40 to 85°C, it features voltage-mode control and pulse width modulation technique for efficient power management in compact designs. With a small outline package style and surface-mount capability, it offers flexibility in various electronic systems.

LM5017MRE/NOPB by Texas Instruments is a switching regulator with a max output current of 0.6A and a max output voltage of 90V. It operates in temperatures ranging from -40 to 125°C, making it suitable for automotive applications. This small outline package with dual terminals is ideal for space-constrained designs requiring efficient power management.

TPS5420DG4 by Texas Instruments is a switching regulator with 8 terminals, operating temperature range of -40 to 125°C, and output current up to 2A. Ideal for automotive applications, it features voltage-mode control, PWM technique, and a buck switcher configuration.