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Arrow Altech Distribution

22 February 2012 Events

Having recently secured the agency for Murata products, Arrow Altech Distribution (AAD) will be displaying Murata’s LXDC2HL.

Part of the new DC-DC converter series, the device measures 2,5 x 2,0 x 1,1 mm and is available in seven models, with output voltages of 1,2 V, 1,35 V, 1,5 V, 1,8 V (maximum load current: 600 mA), 2,5 V (500 mA), 3,0 V (400 mA) and 3,3 V (300 mA). Typical efficiency for these parts is 88% (Vout: 2,5 V). All models have an input voltage range of 2,3 to 5,5 V and an operating temperature range of -40°C to 85°C. This series has a synchronous rectifier topology and its PFM/PWM auto-select function contributes to its overall efficiency. Switching frequency is 3 MHz.

AAD can be found on stand F1.

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Arrow Altech Distribution will highlight the software on stand F1.



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