Analog Devices LTM8045EY#PBF, 2-Channel Buck Boost Switching, Buck Boost Converter, 700 mA, 2.5/15 V 2.2 Hz, BGA 40-Pin

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LTM8045EY#PBF
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Brand

Analog Devices

Product Type

Buck Boost Converter

Regulator Type

Buck Boost Switching

Output Voltage

2.5/15 V

Number of Outputs

2

Switching Frequency

2.2Hz

Line Regulation

0.6 %

Load Regulation

0.2 %

Mount Type

Surface

Quiescent Current

10mA

Package Type

BGA

Output Current

700mA

Pin Count

40

Output Type

Adjustable

Switching Regulator

Yes

Height

4.42mm

Length

6.25mm

Width

11.25 mm

Standards/Approvals

No

Series

LTM8045

Maximum Input Voltage

18V

Minimum Input Voltage

2.8V

Maximum Operating Temperature

125°C

Minimum Operating Temperature

-40°C

Automotive Standard

No

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