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  • DCR012405: DCR012405 used in a non-isolated application

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    Part Number: DCR012405 Tool/software: Hello Can the DCR012405 be used in a non-isolated application?
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  • DCR012405: Differece between DCR012405 family

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    Part Number: DCR012405 Hi sirs, Please kindly suggest DCR012405 comparison table because customer wants to know which part will be the best solution in different use case. Thanks a lot! DCR012405U/1K DCR010505U/1K DCR022405P-U/…
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  • DCR012405: Voltage source at 24V

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    Part Number: DCR012405 Hi Team, Based on the Datasheet the typical voltage sources for this device is 24V, however, when the customer applies the 24V source toggled several times and became dysfunctional. Are there similar encounters with this type of…
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  • RE: DCR012405U Regulated DC/DC Converters

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    Jason: The DCR012405 or linear regulator (LDO) does no have over-voltage protection. The LDO does not have negative voltage protection. DCR012405 absolute maximum input voltage is 29V. If there are any transients above this limit, a transient suppressor…
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  • DCR022405 Smoking

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    Other Parts Discussed in Thread: DCR022405 , DCR012405 Hello, I was planning to use the DCR022405 in a design, and made a 2 layer prototype board using the circuit in figure 4 of the datasheet (with only one converter). I input 28V, and regulated it down…
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