Step Down IC Converter offers max output current of 1.4 A.

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Model MD5011T contains control IC and main switch MOSFET on single chip SOP-8 package. Offering 90% efficiency, unit features input range of 4.5-14 V and output voltage of 0.8-12 V. It includes remote on/off, overcurrent protection, and built-in thermal protection. Converter is recommended for designers who have employed regulators but find thermal issues to be problematic and have insufficient space for cooling fan.



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Shindengen Introduces the MD5011T-a 1.4A Step Down Converter Power IC



Shindengen America, Inc. introduces the MD5011T-a 1.4A step down IC converter that offers a higher current rating than the previously released MD5001T. The MD5011T is a low cost device containing a control IC and main switch MOSFET on a single chip SOP-8 package. Despite its small package the MD5011t has over 90% efficiency. The input voltage range is 4.5v to 14v and the output voltage is 0.8v to 12v with a maximum output current of 1.4A. The MD5011T features remote on/off, overcurrent protection and built-in thermal protection.

The MD5011T is recommended for designers who have employed regulators but find thermal issues to be a serious problem and have insufficient space to fit a cooling fan. The MD5011T is particularly useful in, for example, an application that previously employed a regulator for 5V input and 1.8v output at a load of 1A but needs much higher energy efficiency

Shindengen's MD series is a complete line of power IC converters designed to provide a wide range of input and output combinations. The flexible nature of the product line allows the designer to customize the product to fit the needs of the application with wide-range input and adjustable output.

The price for the MD5011T is $.70 in OEM quantities.

Shindengen is 50-year-old diversified Japanese company specializing in power related devices. Along with DC/DC converters Shindengen produces Telecom Power Systems AC/DC switching power supplies, power semiconductors, solenoids and automotive electronics. Shindengen has offices in Camarillo, CA (near LA), and in Bannockburn, IL (near Chicago). The main U.S. engineering and distribution center is located in Camarillo, CA.

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