How To Avoid Switching Regulator Frequency Interference From Torex
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To avoid switching regulator frequency interference from Torex:
A switching regulator periodically switches the current ON/OFF to convert the output to a desired output voltage. This provides higher efficiency than a linear regulator which loses some power as heat when converting the output voltage, but also has the disadvantage of switching-generated noise. In particular, interference with AM radio frequencies is a problem.
To avoid this frequency interference, switching regulators that allow changing of the switching frequency have been developed. These regulators let you set a switching frequency that avoids frequency bands where there is a concern of interference, such as AM radio.
Torex's "XC9252 series" and "XC9270/XC9271 series" of high withstand voltage DC/DC converters are synchronized to an external clock, and this enables the switching frequency to be varied within a range of ±25%. On the "XC9252 series", an external resistance can be used to set any frequency.
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About Symmetry Electronics
Established in 1998, Symmetry Electronics, a Division of Braemac, is a global distributor of electronic components and systems. Combining premier components and comprehensive value-added services with an expert in-house engineering team, Symmetry supports engineers in the design, development, and deployment of a broad range of connected technologies.
Exponential Technology Group Member
Acquired by Berkshire Hathaway company TTI, Inc. in 2017, Symmetry Electronics is a proud Exponential Technology Group (XTG) member. A collection of specialty semiconductor distributors and engineering design firms, XTG stands alongside industry leaders TTI Inc., Mouser Electronics, and Sager Electronics. Together, we provide a united global supply chain solution with the shared mission of simplifying engineering, offering affordable technologies, and assisting engineers in accelerating time to market. For more information about XTG, visit www.xponentialgroup.com.