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Product Attributes
| Type | Description | |
|---|---|---|
| Category | ||
| Import Duty Classification | - | |
| Product Series Line | - | |
| IC Encapsulation Type | Tube | |
| Availability Status | Obsolete | |
| Output Electrical Isolation | Isolated | |
| Embedded Toggle Switches | Yes | |
| Breakdown Voltage Point | 650V | |
| Circuit Topology Design | Flyback | |
| Startup Voltage Threshold | 12 V | |
| Core Supply Voltage | 8V ~ 20V | |
| On-Off Ratio | - | |
| Switching Cycle Rate | 48kHz ~ 67kHz | |
| Wattage Power Level | 90 W | |
| Error Safeguard Features | - | |
| Adjustment Capabilities | - | |
| Ambient Temp Range | -25°C ~ 85°C (TA) | |
| Quality Grade Level | - | |
| Certification Qualification | - | |
| Component Housing Style | TO-220-6 Full Pack, Formed Leads | |
| Vendor Package Type | TO-220F-6L (U-Forming) | |
| Attachment Mounting Style | Through Hole |
Description
Engineered for a 48kHz ~ 67kHz switching frequency ideal for high-speed electronic uses. Fitted with Yes internal switch(es) for reliable control. Mounting configuration Through Hole for structural stability. Temperature range -25°C ~ 85°C (TA) for environmental conditions impacting thermal efficiency. Safeguard Isolated for maintaining output integrity and signal fidelity. Type of housing Tube for safeguarding or transporting components. Style of the enclosure/case TO-220-6 Full Pack, Formed Leads that offers mechanical and thermal protection. Type of package TO-220F-6L (U-Forming) that preserves the integrity of the device. Power measured in watts 90 W for optimal operation. Product status Obsolete concerning availability and lifecycle. Supplier package type TO-220F-6L (U-Forming) for component selection. Voltage requirement 8V ~ 20V for electrical specifications. Layout design Flyback for electrical systems or configurations. The breakdown voltage threshold 650V for component criteria. Starting voltage 12 V required for device activation. Vcc/Vdd voltage supply 8V ~ 20V for electronic devices.
