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LTM4615 - Triple Output, Low Voltage DC/DC µModule Regulator

Analog Devices, Inc.

Analog Devices' micro-module regulators are complete power systems containing the DC/DC controllers, power MOSFETs, inductors, input and output bypass capacitors and compensation circuitry in a single package.  The benefit is a dramatically reduced design and component selection process. This presentation will cover the features and example circuit configurations for the LTM4615 triple output DC/DC device.

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ImageManufacturer Part NumberDescriptionVoltage - Input (Min)Voltage - Input (Max)Available QuantityPriceView Details
DC DC CNVRTR 2X0.8-5V 0.4-2.6VLTM4615IV#PBFDC DC CNVRTR 2X0.8-5V 0.4-2.6V2.38V5.5V0 - ImmediateSee Page for PricingView Details
DC DC CNVRTR 2X0.8-5V 0.4-2.6VLTM4615EV#PBFDC DC CNVRTR 2X0.8-5V 0.4-2.6V2.38V5.5V0 - Immediate$283.12View Details
PTM Published on: 2011-05-16

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