ALSTOM PIB1201A 3BEC0067 High Resolution Models

The ALSTOM PIB1201A 3BEC0067 is a family of DC/DC drive drivers using a “boost” design. The use of a boost circuit (rather than the more common dropout) allows the LDB24 models to provide higher DC output levels than the input, which in turn allows them to drive longer LED strings. Nine models are available with input ranges of 9 to 18 VDC, 9 to 36 VDC0R18 to 36 VDC, and provide constant current outputs of 0.10A to 0.90A at corresponding output voltage levels of 14 to 48 VDC. Standard features include 95% efficiency, overvoltage protection, short-circuit protection, and analogue or piezoresistive dimming control inputs.

ALSTOM PIB1201A 3BEC0067 has remote up/down control. ldb24 series MTBF (per million hdbk217f) is 1.29 hrs. All models in the LDB24 family are packaged in a 1.03×2.03 case. They are specified to operate in an operating temperature range of up to -40°C to +85°C without derailment or thermal sinking. Cooling is by free air convection. All models have wired leads rather than pins.ALSTOM PIB1201A 3BEC0067 offers stable constant current output; analogue and digital control; output power; and output voltage ranges required to efficiently power and control high brightness LEDs in a range of applications.

The ALSTOM PIB1201A 3BEC0067 features a certified reference design and interoperability with Loran gateways and network vendors. the ALSTOM PIB1201A 3BEC0067 device offers sleep modes as low as 790nm to reduce power consumption in end-use applications. Packaged in a 6x6mm package, the Sam R34/35 series is designed for a wide range of multi-purpose information technology applications. the ALSTOM PIB1201A 3BEC0067 is supported by the Loravan stack of microchips, as well as a certified chip package, enabling customers to design RF applications. Supported by global Loravan operation from 862 MHz to 1020 MHz, developers can use a single cross-geographic variant, simplifying the design process and reducing inventory burdens. The Sam R34/35 family supports Class A and Class C end devices as well as proprietary point-to-point connections.