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| SUS62415 | Cosel | 09+ | 180 |
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| SUS62415 | MODULE | N/A | new stock | 55 |
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| SUS62415 | COSEL | SUS62415 | 9+ | new.original spot | 150000 |
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| SUS62415 | Cosel | Module | new and original | 180 |
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| SUS62415 | Cosel | DC-DC | 10 |
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| SUS62415 | Cosel | 05+ | new and original | 180 |
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| SUS62415 | Cosel | MODULE | 180 |
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| SUS62415 | Cosel | DC-DC | 2005+ | DC-DC | 217 |
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| SUS62415 | Cosel | DC-DC | 08+ | 180 |
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| SUS62415 | 55 | MODULE |
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SUS62415 Datasheet Semelab Plc reserves the right to change test conditions, parameter limits and package dimensions without notice. Information furnished by Semelab is believed to be both accurate and reliable at the time of going to press. However Semelab assumes no responsibility for any errors or omissions discovered in its use. SUS62415 Price The mutual constraints between the maximum operating frequency and the total delay in generat- ing the M input sig nal can be deduced by considering an example. Figure 3 shows an 11C83 driving the clock input of a 9LS161 Modulo-16 Counter. The table shows that the 9LS161 counts up from 5 t0 8 and then presets back t0 5 to re peat the sequence. Its Q2 and 03 0utputs drive the Preset Enable of the 9LS161 and the M input of the 11C83. The clock input of the 9LS1 61 responds to the positive- going edge of the 11C83 0utput and, thus, it is appropriate to evaluate delays from to of Figure 2. The indicated tPUH consists of a worst-case delay of 25 ns, plus the time to rise to the l.3 V level at the 9LS161 input. For a stray capacitance of 10 pF, this rise will not exceed 10 ns. Thus the tPLH in Figure 2 will be 35 ns or less. SUS62415 on stock Operating Characteri.stics at Ta=250C,VIN=10V,19UT=500mA, See specified Test Circuit. Output Voltage VOUT T.l=250C Line Regulation AVoline Tj=250C,7V<VINS:25V n 8V<VIN<20V Load Regulation Noload Tj=250C,5mA<IOyT<1;5A n 250mA<fOUT<750mA TI assumes no liability for applications assistance or customer product design. Customers are responsible for their products and applications using TI components. To minimize the risks associated with customer products and applications, customers should provide adequate design and operating safeguards. |