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The Texas Instruments LM2907 is a monolithic frequency to voltage converter designed for applications requiring precise frequency-to-voltage conversion. It features a high-gain op-amp/comparator and utilizes a charge pump technique for frequency doubling, resulting in low ripple.
Key electrical characteristics include a typical linearity of ±0.3%. The device is designed to operate relays, lamps, or other loads when the input frequency reaches a selected rate. Its output swings to ground for a zero frequency input, and the op-amp/comparator has a floating transistor output capable of sinking or sourcing up to 50 mA.
This converter is well-suited for various applications such as over/under speed sensing, tachometers, speedometers, and speed governors. Its robust design ensures full input protection and stable operation.
While specific package and mounting details are not provided in the available data, the LM2907 series is known for its ease of use in frequency-based control systems.
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The LM2907 has a typical linearity of ±0.3%.
The op amp/comparator has a floating transistor output that can sink or source up to 50 mA.
Common applications include over/under speed sensing, frequency to voltage conversion, tachometers, speedometers, and speed governors.