
Microchip MCP16312-E/MS 1A synchronous buck regulator with 4.4V to 30V input, 2V to 24V adjustable output and MSOP-8 package.
Microchip MCP16312-E/MS 1A DC-DC Buck Regulator is a synchronous step-down converter that accepts a 4.4V to 30V DC input and provides an adjustable 2V to 24V DC output at up to 1A.
Overview
The MICROCHIP MCP16312-E/MS is a compact, high-efficiency synchronous step-down DC-DC converter designed for local power conversion. Its wide input voltage range and adjustable output make it suitable for a variety of voltage regulation tasks. The regulator integrates the high-side and low-side N-channel power switches together with their drive circuitry, which reduces the number of external components required.
Key Features
Protection
Built-in protection features include cycle-by-cycle peak current limiting, under-voltage lockout (UVLO), and over-temperature protection, helping to safeguard the IC and the wider design.
Specifications
Applications
Suitable for general voltage regulation, noise-sensitive applications where a constant switching frequency is required, and battery-powered applications where low quiescent current is important.
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