Texas Instruments PTH12010 series DC DC Converters

Introduction, stock information and FAQs of PTH12010 series Off-board DC DC Converters

In this post, you will be informed of the features, applications, PDF datasheets, alternative products, and the most recent stock and pricing information of the Texas Instruments PTH12010 series Off-board DC-DC Converters.

Applications

Advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS)
Medical
Factory automation & control
Portable electronics

Associated Products

Part Number	Description	Stock	RFQ
PTH12010WAH	MODULE PIP 1.2-5.5V 12A TH 10DIP	1	BUY
PTH12010WAZ	DC DC CONVERTER 1.2-5.5V 66W	2	RFQ
PTH12010LAH	MODULE PIP .8-1.8V 12A T/H 10DIP	15	RFQ
PTH12010LAS	DC DC CONVERTER 0.8-1.8V 22W	55	RFQ
PTH12010WAS	DC DC CONVERTER 1.2-5.5V 66W	1	RFQ
PTH12010YAZ	DC/DC CONVERTER 0.55-1.8V 22W	37	RFQ
PTH12010YAH	15 A 12-V Input Bus Termination Power Module for DD /QD Memory 10-Through-Hole Module -40 to 85	14	RFQ
PTH12010WAST	Module DC-DC 12VIN 1-OUT 1.2V to 5.5V 12A 10-Pin SMD Module T/R	15	BUY
PTH12010WAZT	MODULE PIP 12VIN 12A ADJ 10SMD	32	BUY
PTH12010YAST	MODULE PIP 12VIN 15A 10SMD	15	BUY
PTH12010LAZ	DC DC CONVERTER 0.8-1.8V 22W	10662	RFQ
PTH12010LAZT	MODULE PIP 12VIN 12A ADJ 10SMD	0	RFQ
PTH12010YAZT	MODULE PIP 12VIN 15A SMD 10SMD	0	RFQ
PTH12010LAST	MODULE PIP 12VIN 12A ADJ 10SMD	0	RFQ
PTH12010YAS	DC/DC CONVERTER 0.55-1.8V 22W	39	BUY

Technical Documents

The Texas Instruments PTH12010 series DC DC converters are a family of high-efficiency, low-noise, and low-cost DC-DC converters. They are designed to provide a wide range of output voltages and currents, and are suitable for a variety of applications. The PTH12010 series features a wide input voltage range, high efficiency, low noise, and low cost. They are also designed to be highly reliable and have a long life. The PTH12010 series is ideal for applications such as automotive, industrial, and consumer electronics.

Features

• Wide input voltage range of 4.5V to 36V

• Output voltage range of 0.8V to 5.5V

• High efficiency up to 95%

• Low quiescent current of 10µA

• Output current up to 10A

• Output voltage accuracy of ±2%

• Over-temperature protection

• Over-current protection

• Short-circuit protection

• RoHS compliant

Applications

• Automotive

• Industrial

• Medical

• Telecom

• Portable electronics

• Battery-powered systems

• Point-of-load regulation

• Distributed power systems

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are the Alternative Products of Texas Instruments PTH12010 series DC DC Converters?

1. Murata OKI-78SR Series DC DC Converters 2. Vicor VI-200 Series DC DC Converters 3. CUI Inc. VOF Series DC DC Converters 4. XP Power ECL Series DC DC Converters 5. RECOM RACM Series DC DC Converters 6. Mean Well LRS Series DC DC Converters 7. TDK-Lambda GEN Series DC DC Converters 8. Artesyn Embedded Technologies SDP Series DC DC Converters 9. Bel Power Solutions FLEX Series DC DC Converters 10. Delta Electronics DPH Series DC DC Converters

What are the differences between the types of Texas Instruments PTH12010 series DC DC Converters?

Texas Instruments PTH12010 series DC DC Converters come in three different types:  1. Step-Down (Buck) Converters: These converters are used to reduce the input voltage to a lower output voltage. They are typically used to power low-voltage circuits from a higher voltage source.  2. Step-Up (Boost) Converters: These converters are used to increase the input voltage to a higher output voltage. They are typically used to power high-voltage circuits from a lower voltage source.  3. Inverting (Buck-Boost) Converters: These converters are used to both step-down and step-up the input voltage to a different output voltage. They are typically used to power circuits from a voltage source that is either higher or lower than the desired output voltage.