BD90521EFV-C
2.6V to 5.5V, 2A, 0.3MHz to 2.4MHz Synchronous Step-Down Converter
The BD90521EFV-C is a synchronous step-down converter which operates in current mode. It can operate with maximum frequency of 2.4 MHz, and can downsize external parts such as inductor. It can supply a maximum output current of 2A with built-in Pch and Nch output MOSFET. Output voltage and oscillation frequency can be adjusted by external resistors and can also be synchronized with an external clock.
Product Detail
Specifications:
Grade
Automotive
Common Standard
AEC-Q100 (Automotive Grade)
ch
1
Integrated FET / Controller
Integrated FET
Topology
Buck
Synchronous / Nonsynchronous
Non-synchronous
Vin1(Min.)[V]
2.6
Vin1(Max.)[V]
5.5
Vout1(Min.)[V]
0.6
Vout1(Max.)[V]
5.0
Iout1(Max.)[A]
2.0
SW frequency(Max.)[MHz]
2.4
Light Load mode
No
EN
Yes
PGOOD
Yes
Operating Temperature (Min.)[°C]
-40
Operating Temperature (Max.)[°C]
125
Package Size [mm]
6.5x6.4 (t=1)
Features:
- AEC-Q100 Qualified
- Up to 2.4MHz movement
- Excellent Load Response by Current Mode Control
- Built-in Pch/Nch Output MOSFET.
- Frequency Synchronization with External Clock.
- Output Error Monitor Terminal (PGOOD Terminal)
- Adjustable Output Voltage and Oscillation Frequency by External Resistors.
- Built-in Self-Reset Type Overcurrent Protection.
- Built-in Output Overvoltage/Short Circuit Detection.
- Built-in Temperature Protection (TSD) and UVLO.
Design Resources
Documents
Technical Articles
Schematic Design & Verification
- Calculation of Power Dissipation in Switching Circuit
- Considering Input Filter to Reduce Conducted Emissions by DCDC Converter
- Considering Polarity of Power Inductor to Reduce Radiated Emission of DC-DC converter
- Method for Monitoring Switching Waveform
- PCB Layout Techniques of Buck Converter
- Phase Compensation Design for Current Mode Buck Converter
- Bootstrap Circuit in the Buck Converter
- Method for Determining Constants of Peripheral Parts of Buck DC/DC Converter
- Power Supply Sequence Circuit with General Purpose Power Supply IC
- Suppression Method of Switching Noise Using Linear Regulator and Low Pass Filter
- Measurement Method for Phase Margin with Frequency Response Analyzer (FRA)
- Usage of SPICE Macromodel for DC/DC
- Snubber Circuit for Buck Converter IC
- Efficiency of Buck Converter
- Calculation of Power Loss (Synchronous)
- Inductor Calculation for Buck converter IC
- Considerations for Power Inductors Used for Buck Converters
- Capacitor Calculation for Buck converter IC
- The Important Points of Multi-layer Ceramic Capacitor Used in Buck Converter circuit
- Resistor Value Table to set Output Voltage of Buck Converter IC
- Importance of Probe Calibration When Measuring Power: Deskew
- Impedance Characteristics of Bypass Capacitor
Thermal Design
- What Is Thermal Design
- Basics of Thermal Resistance and Heat Dissipation
- Method for Calculating Junction Temperature from Transient Thermal Resistance Data
- Notes for Temperature Measurement Using Thermocouples
- Two-Resistor Model for Thermal Simulation
- Notes for Temperature Measurement Using Forward Voltage of PN Junction
- Thermal Resistance
- Precautions When Measuring the Rear of the Package with a Thermocouple
Tools
2D/3D/CAD
- HTSSOP-B20 Footprint / Symbol
- HTSSOP-B20 3D STEP Data