ML4950 - Adjustable Output / Low Current Single Cell Boost Regulator with Detect

Micro Linear

The ML4950 by Micro Linear is a Adjustable Output / Low Current Single Cell Boost Regulator with Detect. Below is the official datasheet preview.

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Part number	ML4950
Manufacturer	Micro Linear
File Size	290.98 KB
Description	Adjustable Output / Low Current Single Cell Boost Regulator with Detect
Datasheet	ML4950_MicroLinearCorporation.pdf
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ML4950 Product details

Description

The ML4950 is a low power boost regulator designed for low voltage DC to DC conversion in single cell battery powered systems.

Features

s s Guaranteed full load start-up and operation at 1V input Pulse Frequency Modulation (PFM) and internal synchronous rectification for high efficiency Minimum external components Low ON resistance internal switching FETs Micropower operation Adjustable output voltage (2V to 3V) Low battery detect s s s s s.
Some Packages Are Obsolete BLOCK.

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Published: May 7, 2005 |