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LTC3618EUF#TRPBF

Name: LTC3618EUF#TRPBF
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IC REG CONV DDR 2OUT 24QFN

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規格

Package	Tape & Reel (TR),Cut Tape (CT)
ProductStatus	Active
Applications	Converter, DDR
Voltage-Input	2.25V ~ 5.5V
NumberofOutputs	2
Voltage-Output	Adj to 0.6V
OperatingTemperature	-40°C ~ 125°C
MountingType	Surface Mount
Package/Case	24-WFQFN Exposed Pad

概述

Description

LTC3618EUF#TRPBF is Linear Technology/Analog Devices’ part number for the LTC3618 dual synchronous DC-DC switching regulator. It provides two regulated outputs from a single input (high efficiency, suitable for power-management in embedded/portable systems). The suffixes indicate packaging: EUF is the device package code, and #TRPBF denotes tape-and-reel, lead-free (RoHS) packaging. In short, it’s a dual switching regulator IC; exact specs (input range, output voltages, current capability, sequencing, enables, etc.) vary by variant, so consult the LTC3618 datasheet for pinout, typical application circuits, and design requirements.

Package

LTC3618EUF#TRPBF uses a 4x4 mm 16‑pin QFN package; TRPBF = Tape‑and‑Reel, Pb‑Free.

Pinout

- Pin count: 8 pins (MSOP/8-pin package).
- Function: Dual synchronous buck regulator (dual DC-DC converter) used to step down input voltage to two regulated outputs. TRPBF indicates tape-and-reel, lead-free package.

Manufacturer

Analog Devices, Inc. (ADI). ADI is a multinational semiconductor company that designs and manufactures analog, mixed-signal, and DSP integrated circuits. The LTC prefix comes from Linear Technology, which was acquired by Analog Devices in 2017.

Application

LTC3618EUF#TRPBF is a dual, synchronous buck regulator. Applications include automotive and industrial power supplies, telecom/networking equipment, and FPGA/ASIC power rails, where high efficiency, compact size, and fast transient response are needed. Suitable for point-of-load supplies in ECUs, DC/DC submodules, battery-powered handhelds, and distributed power architectures requiring two independent buck regulators.