XL7005A
XLSEMIXL7005A is the SOIC-8-EP (SOP8-EP) ordering code for the XLSEMI XL7005A high-voltage step-down converter, listed in the ordering information of the current XLSEMI datasheet (Rev 1.8) and packed 4000 pieces per reel. It accepts a 5 V to 80 V input, holds its feedback voltage between 1.225 V and 1.275 V (1.25 V typical), switches at 120 kHz to 180 kHz (150 kHz typical), shows a typical switch current limit of 0.5 A, draws quiescent current of 2.5 mA typical and 5 mA maximum with shutdown current of 85 µA typical and 200 µA maximum, reaches a maximum duty cycle of 90 %, and is characterised at 86 % typical efficiency at a 36 V input with a 15 V, 0.2 A output. The selection point is a half-ampere rail straight from high-voltage buses: e-bike and industrial auxiliary supplies, lighting drivers and appliance controls step 48 V-class inputs down without a pre-regulator stage. Selection advice: the 0.5 A figure is the switch current limit, not a guaranteed continuous output current - budget the load against the datasheet output-current curves for the actual input and output voltages, and use the exposed pad as the main thermal path. Parameters verified against the XLSEMI XL7005A datasheet Rev 1.8 (ordering information and electrical characteristics).
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- XL7005A
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- XLSEMI
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- SOIC-8-EP
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