3.3V output Low Iq DC/DC Converters - BD99010EFV-M The BD99010EFV-M is ultra low Iq Step-down DC/DC converters with integrated power MOSFETs for 3.3V, respectively. The SLLM™ (Simple Light Load Mode) control ensures an ultra low quiescent current and high efficiency at low load situation as well as a high efficiency at high load situations while maintaining a regulated output voltage. The product is compliant with automotive standards and accommodates a maximum voltage of 42V. The minimum input voltage is 3.6 V in order to sustain output at cold cranking conditions. The current mode regulation loop gives a fast transient response and easy phase compensation.
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| Part number | Status | Package | Unit Quantity | Minimum Package Quantity | Packing Type | RoHS |
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| BD99010EFV-ME2 | Active | HTSSOP-B24 | 2000 | 2000 | Taping | Yes |
| Grade | Automotive |
| ch | 1 |
| Integrated FET / Controller | Integrated FET |
| Buck / Boost / Buck-Boost / Inverting | Buck |
| Synchronous / Nonsynchronous | Synchronous |
| Vin1(Min.)[V] | 3.6 |
| Vin1(Max.)[V] | 35.0 |
| Vout1(Min.)[V] | 3.23 |
| Vout1(Max.)[V] | 3.37 |
| Iout1(Max.)[A] | 2.0 |
| SW frequency(Max.)[MHz] | 0.5 |
| Light Load mode | Yes |
| EN | Yes |
| PGOOD | No |
| Operating Temperature (Min.)[°C] | -40 |
| Operating Temperature (Max.)[°C] | 105 |
- Low Quiescent Operating Current: 22uA
- Simple Light Load Mode (SLLM)
- Supports Cold Cranking Down to 3.6V
- Output Voltage Accuracy: ±2%
- Synchronous Rectifier
- Soft Start
- Chip Enable pin compatible with CMOS logic and battery voltages
- Forced PMW Mode Function
- Current Mode Control with External Compensation Circuit
- Over Current Protection, Short Circuit Protection, Over Voltage Protection for VOUT, Under Voltage Lock Out for VIN and Thermal Protection Circuits
| PART NUMBER | Product Name | Package | Datasheet | Distribution Inventory |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| BD99011EFV-M | 5V output Low Iq DC/DC Converters | HTSSOP-B24 | Buy Sample |
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