STMicroelectronics L4975A Manuals

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Model
L4975A
Industry
Industrial
Documents
2
Languages
EN
Last added
2012-08-10

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STMicroelectronics L4975A 5A Switching Regulator Datasheet

STMicroelectronics L4975A 5A Switching Regulator Datasheet

Datasheet 21 pages · 6.6 MB · EN

The L4975A is a stepdown monolithic power switching regulator delivering 5A at an output voltage variable from 5.1V to 40V. Realized with BCD mixed technology, the device uses a DMOS output transistor to obtain very high efficiency and very fast switching times. It features reset and power fail for microprocessors, feed forward line regulation, soft start, limiting current, and thermal protection. The device is mounted in a 15-lead multiwatt plastic power package and requires few external components.

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STMicroelectronics L4975A specifications

Output Current5A
Output Voltage Range5.1V to 40V
Duty Cycle Range0 to 90%
Reference Voltage5.1V + 2%
Switching FrequencyUp to 500kHz
Maximum Input Voltage55V
Total Power Dissipation30W
Package15-lead multiwatt plastic power package

Source: STMicroelectronics L4975A 5A Switching Regulator Datasheet

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Datasheet 1

Ratings, dimensions and ordering codes, for selection and design work.

Questions answered in these manuals

What is the output voltage range of the L4975A?

The output voltage is adjustable from 5.1V to 40V.

From: STMicroelectronics L4975A 5A Switching Regulator Datasheet

What is the maximum output current?

The device delivers 5A of output current.

From: STMicroelectronics L4975A 5A Switching Regulator Datasheet

What is the reference voltage of the L4975A?

The device uses a precise on‑chip reference of 5.1 V ±2 %.

From: STMicroelectronics L4975A Datasheet

How does the L4975A protect against over‑current?

It includes a soft‑start function and a current‑limit circuit that shuts off the power DMOS when the load current exceeds a preset threshold.

From: STMicroelectronics L4975A Datasheet