High-current synchronous buck converter suits comms and storage applications
27-04-2015 |
Mouser Electronics
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Power
Aimed at applications such as cellular base stations, telecom / network
equipment and server / storage systems, ON Semiconductor's NCP3231A
high-current synchronous buck converter is now available from Mouser stock.
Designed as a high efficiency voltage-mode synchronous buck converter
operating from 4.5V to 18V input and generating output voltages down to 0.6V
at up to 25A. The device offers lossless low-side FET current sensing,
500KHz switching frequency, external programmable soft-start, output
over-voltage and under-voltage protection, system over-temperature
protection using a thermistor or sensor through OTS pin, hiccup mode
operation for all faults, pre-bias start-up, and an adjustable output
voltage, says the company.
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