Part Number: TPS61022 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LM2662 , , LM2622 Hello,
I try to boost form an input of 1.5-2.5V (EDLC) to 10V in a two step prozess. First step is to stup-up to 5V with TPS61022 and then doubling voltage with LM2662. The overall…
Part Number: LM2662 To obtain the lowest ripple noise, is it better to use a ceramic MLCC capacitor or polymer capacitor ? Ceramics are generally recommended for their low ESR but I see polymers available with 5 mOhm at 100 kHz. Polymers are available…
Part Number: LM2662 Hi! My circuit is according to p.16 of the LM2662 datasheet (voltage doubler), but works as a simple diode, though the oscillator works well. i tried to exchange the IC and switched the load off. There is no difference, the same result…
Hello Conor,
So you have an input voltage of 2V, right? And with the increased input resistance of LM2660 compared to LM2662 the output voltage is lower because more voltage is dropped through the internal resistors. (If you check the voltage across the…
Part Number: LM2660 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LM2662 , Hi,
We are considering LM2660MX/NOPB due to the EOL of LM2662M. The main differences between LM2662 and LM2660 are the switching frequency and current rating. The conditions of use are +2.5 V…
Part Number: LM2662 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: MAX660 We are evaluating the LM2662 as a direct replacement for the CAT661 DC/DC converter. We have identified a source of latch-up that is not on the datasheet. A careful review of all documents available…
Part Number: LM2662 The datasheet has a circuit diagram for a voltage doubler that indicates the minimum input voltage is 2.5v while for an inverter it's 1.5v. I am trying to increase the voltage of two LiMH batteries in series: 2.4v. I need an output…
Part Number: LM2660 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LM2663 , LM2662 , Hi team,
We have received the EOL notification for LM2662 and LM2663.
We are considering the LM2660 as a replacement, but will the LM2660 still be produced, 10 years or more.
Best Regards…
Part Number: LM2662 Hi,
In the LM2662 datasheet, pp. 13, negative voltage converter section, it has been demonstrated to reduce the output resistance by paralleling multiple LM2662 together. I was wondering if I could do the same when the device is configured…