| ??? 04/16/06 10:30 Read: times |
#114328 - ON/OFF(active low) pin? Responding to: ???'s previous message |
Kai Klaas said:
Roughly spoken: The LM2675 step-down switcher contains an ultra low loss switch (very low ohmic when "on"), which is either "on" or "off" and which is opened and closed about 200,000 times a second.
Kai Having gone through the datasheet of LM2675, iam some what clear with using it for step down purpose. But need to know about the ON/OFF(active low) pin. I could see an osillator in the block diagram with a frequency of 260kHz for switching thus forming a switching regulator. So, if the above is true then, what is the use of this pin. How to connect it (or) how is it driven? can i know about this. Thanking you, Suresh. |
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