Part Number: LV3842 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LMR51406 , LMR60410 Tool/software: The datasheet starts with recommending two alternative parts.
What is the reason?
Is LV3842 an old part and not recommended for new designs?
How long will it…
Part Number: LV3842 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LMR54406 , Tool/software: Do you see any issues with the circuit below- I would really like to simulate this, but there is no simulation model for this device.
Note that the positive output (through…
Part Number: LV3842 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LMR14006 Good day Colleagues,
Could you tell me if we have Spice model for the LV3842?
if yes, could you share?
Thank you, Mikhail
Part Number: LV3842 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPSM33615 Tool/software: Hi Team,
I'm designing a new circuit. My Input is 24VDC & Output is 5V/350mA. I selected LV3842 as my switching controller. I need CE certification for my product. What…
Part Number: LV3842 Tool/software: I'm working on a design which is a modular daughter card that slots into a motherboard, I've chosen an LV3842 to take 24 volts from the motherboard to 3.3 volts for a microcontroller on the daughter card.
I'm trying…
Part Number: LV3842 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LMR14006 Good day Team,
Could you please clarify what the exact parameters of the inductance for 3V3 output of the LV3842XDBVR are? (Resistance, maximum DC current, saturation current, etc.)
It…
Part Number: LV3842 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LMZM23600 Hi team,
Could you help recommend new device?
Requirements: The function is similar to LV3842 and contains an inductor IC
input voltage DC 4V~24V,
Output voltage 3.3V
Load current…
