
Texas Instruments adjustable DC-DC buck step-down regulator, 3A continuous output, 4.2V to 28V input and 800mV to 24V output range.
Texas Instruments Adjustable DC-DC Buck Step Down Regulator 3A provides 3A continuous output current from a wide 4.2V to 28V input, with an adjustable output from 800mV to 24V. It is a high-performance, synchronous monolithic buck (step-down) DC-DC converter designed for efficiency and compactness in power management applications.
Overview
By integrating the MOSFETs and using fixed-frequency current mode control, this regulator reduces the external component count, supporting smaller and more streamlined designs. The integrated 128/84mΩ MOSFETs and minimal external part requirements make it suitable for space-constrained applications.
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Applications
Suitable for modern power management designs and space-constrained applications requiring an adjustable step-down voltage regulator. Choose this regulator when you need an adjustable 3A DC-DC buck converter with a 4.2V to 28V input range.
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