Synchronous regulators designed to take advantage of new battery chemistries
17-06-2015 |
Mouser Electronics
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Power
Designed to allow systems to take advantage of new battery chemistries,
Fairchild FAN48623 synchronous TinyBoost regulators are now stocked by
Mouser.
The devices can supply significant energy when the battery voltage is lower
than the required voltage for system power ICs. By combining built-in power
transistors, synchronous rectification, and low supply current, the
regulator IC provides a compact solution for systems using advanced Li-Ion
battery chemistries.
The device is designed to provide a minimum output voltage from a
single-cell Li-Ion battery, even when the battery voltage is below the
system minimum. The output voltage regulation is guaranteed up to a maximum
load current of 2500mA. The regulator transitions smoothly between Bypass
and normal Boost Mode. The device can also be forced into Bypass Mode to
reduce quiescent current.
Applications include boosts for low-voltage Li-on batteries, brownout
prevention, system PMIC LDOs supplies, and 2G/3G/4G RF PA supplies,
smartphones, tablets and other portable devices.
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