TPS7A6201EVM [Texas Instruments]

Name: TPS7A6201EVM
Brand: Texas Instruments
SKU: TPS7A6201EVM
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Part No:

TPS7A6201EVM

Computing

Manufacturer:

Texas Instruments

Description:

The Texas Instruments TPS7A6201QKTTEVM evaluation module (EVM) helps designers evaluate the operation and performance of the TPS7A6201QKTT Linear Regulator.

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3. What are the key specifications of TPS7A6201EVM?

TPS7A6201EVM is a Texas Instruments Computing with Output Voltage Range: 2.5V to 7V and Output Current: 300mA. Review the product details or submit an RFQ if you need confirmation before purchase.

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TPS7A6201EVM

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