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2.1MHz automotive step-down converters consume only 25 µA


12/8/2010 11:41 AM EST

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Maxim Integrated Products has introduced the MAX16903/MAX16904, automotive-grade, synchronous step-down converters that consume only 25microamps (no load) and deliver 1A and 600mA, respectively.

These 2.1MHz step-down converters are optimized for operation over the 3.5V to 28V range. Designed to withstand the extreme battery-voltage conditions in automotive applications, the MAX16903/MAX16904 tolerate load-dump transients up to 42V and cold-crank excursions down to 3.5V. The devices are capable of running at high duty cycle to maintain a steady output voltage during cold-crank and start/stop conditions.

  • Wide +3.5V to +28V Input Voltage Range
  • Tolerates Input Voltage Transients to +42V
  • 1A and 600 mA Minimum Output Current with Overcurrent Protection
  • Fixed Output Voltages (+3.3V and +5V)
  • 2.1MHz Switching Frequency with 3 Modes of Operation

o   25µA Ultra-Low Quiescent Current Skip Mode

o   Forced Fixed-Frequency Operation

o   External Frequency Synchronization

  • Optional Spread-Spectrum Frequency Modulation
  • Power-Good Output
  • Enable-Pin Compatible from +3.3V Logic Level to +42V
  • Thermal Shutdown Protection
  • -40°C to +125°C Automotive Temperature Range
  • 10-Pin TDFN-EP or 16-Pin TSSOP-EP Packages
  • AEC-Q100 Qualified

Pricing: Starts at $2.96 (1000-up, FOB USA).

Availability: Now.

Datasheets: MAX16903 and MAX16904

 





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