Description: The AX610 Series has a maximum output current of 100 mA and features a scalable output current with an access regulator. The configuration includes two reverse polarity series regulators (2CW106, U: approximately 8.2V) as depicted in Figure (a). Figure (b) illustrates the use of a 1N5922B 5W/7 5V regulator.
The AX610 Series is designed to provide a stable output current of up to 100 mA, making it suitable for various electronic applications where precise voltage regulation is required. The scalable output current feature allows for flexibility in design, enabling the user to adjust the output according to the specific needs of the circuit.
In the configuration shown in Figure (a), two reverse polarity series regulators (2CW106) are utilized. These regulators are configured to handle the input voltage and provide an output voltage of approximately 8.2V. The reverse polarity feature is particularly useful in applications where the input voltage may exceed the desired output voltage, allowing the circuit to maintain proper functionality without damage.
Figure (b) presents the integration of the 1N5922B 5W/7 5V regulator. This component is well-suited for providing a stable 5V output with a power rating of 5W, ensuring that it can handle significant loads without overheating. The 1N5922B is a Zener diode, which allows for precise voltage regulation by clamping the output voltage to a specified level, thereby protecting downstream components from voltage spikes.
Overall, the AX610 Series, when combined with the appropriate regulators, offers a robust solution for power management in electronic circuits, ensuring reliability and performance in various applications.AX610 Series maximum output current IOM lOOmA, increase access regulator scalable output current, as shown in FIG. Figure (a) two reverse polarity series regulator (2CW106, U: approximately 8.2V); Fig. (B) take a 1N592281 5W/7 5V regulator.
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