DDR12-25D08-AJ - DC-DC / Non-Isolated Memory

Emerson

Download the DDR12-25D08-AJ datasheet PDF. This datasheet also covers the DDR12-25D08-AJ_ddr12_1191526680 variant, as both devices belong to the same dc-dc / non-isolated memory family and are provided as variant models within a single manufacturer datasheet.

Key Features

a wide input range as well as trimmable output voltages. Remote sense on Vddq and remote ON/OFF facilities are included as standard, and the converter is protected against over-current and overvoltage conditions. All specifications are typical at nominal input, full load at 25 °C unless otherwise stated 2 YEAR.

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Datasheet Details

Part number	DDR12-25D08-AJ
Manufacturer	Emerson
File Size	246.43 KB
Description	DC-DC / Non-Isolated Memory
Datasheet	DDR12-25D08-AJ Datasheet

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DDR12 Series DC-DC CONVERTERS Tracking Dual Output Dual output 1 NEW Product • High current dual-output power module for DDR memory • Single compact module provides 25 A @ 2.5 V for Vddq supply and 8 A @ 1.25 V for Vtt termination • Tracking dual output voltages (1.25 V @ 8 A, 2.5 V @ 25 A) • Output voltage remote sense (only on Vddq) • Sink capability for logic terminations • Power good output signal • Overvoltage protection • Overcurrent protection • Remote ON/OFF • Available RoHS compliant The dual output DDR12-25D08-AJ is specially designed to meet the power needs of double data rate memory DIMMS and associated memory control logic. The Vtt output tracks the Vddq output, while the Vtt output can sink current as required by logic terminations.