1A Synchronous Buck/Fly-buck Converter, 4.5V-100V input, adjustable output voltage, HTSSOP-14 step-down dc-dc buck regulator adjustable HTSSOP*1EP*4.4x5*P0.65mm*

600mA High-Efficiency Step-Down DC-DC Converter, 4.5-52V input voltage, adjustable output voltage, SOT-23-6 buck regulator SOT*23*6*

QFN-68(7x7) Power Management - Specialized ROHS The RK806-1 is a multi-channel PMIC designed to deliver and manage power for modern embedded platforms. It integrates multiple high-efficiency DC-DC buck converters, LDO regulators, and a configurable power sequencing controller in a compact QFN-68 package. It is tightly coupled with Rockchip SoCs and is responsible for generating stable voltage rails for CPU cores, GPU, DDR memory, and peripheral blocks. ⭐ Key Features ⚡ 1. High-Integration Power Architecture Multiple synchronous buck converters (high-current rails for CPU/GPU) Several LDO regulators for low-noise analog and IO domains Supports dynamic voltage scaling (DVS) for performance optimization 🔌 2. Wide Output Capability Output voltage range: ~0.5 V to 3.4 V per channel Designed for modern low-voltage SoC power domains Supports both high-current and low-noise power rails 🧠 3. Programmable Power Sequencing OTP / register-configurable power-up & power-down sequence Ensures safe startup for multi-rail SoCs Supports synchronized sequencing with multiple PMICs 📡 4. Digital Control Interface I²C and SPI interface for configuration and control Real-time voltage adjustment per processor demand Register-based control for power modes and telemetry 🛡️ 5. Protection & Reliability Features Over-voltage protection (OVP) Over-current protection (OCP) Thermal shutdown protection Soft-start for inrush current control ⚙️ 6. Efficiency & Performance Optimizations High-frequency switching (~MHz range) for smaller external components Fast transient response for CPU load changes Low standby current for power-sensitive designs 📦 7. Package & Integration QFN-68 (7×7 mm) compact package High thermal efficiency for dense PCB layouts Minimal external components required 📌 Typical Applications Single-board computers (SBCs) AI edge computing devices Tablets and industrial embedded systems Consumer electronics using Rockchip SoCs (e.g., RK3588 platforms) #commonpartslibrary #integratedcircuit #powermanagement

Power Management Specialized - PMIC Automotive 2.8-V to 5.5-V PMIC The TPS6593C3A0RWERQ1 is an automotive-grade power management integrated circuit (PMIC) designed by Texas Instruments for advanced processor and system-on-chip power architectures. The device integrates multiple high-efficiency DC/DC buck converters, low-dropout regulators, power sequencing, safety monitoring, and diagnostic functions into a single compact package. It is optimized for use in automotive ADAS, digital cockpit, gateway, radar, vision, and domain controller applications requiring functional safety compliance and high power density. The device supports complex multi-rail power management for high-performance processors and includes configurable startup and shutdown sequencing, voltage monitoring, watchdog functionality, error signaling, and fault protection mechanisms. Integrated communication interfaces enable configuration and monitoring by an external host processor. The PMIC is qualified for automotive applications and supports operation across extended temperature ranges suitable for harsh automotive environments. Key Features Automotive AEC-Q100 qualified power management IC for processor power systems Integrated multi-phase step-down buck converters for high-current rails Integrated low-dropout linear regulators for analog and auxiliary rails Programmable power sequencing and rail management Functional safety support suitable for ASIL-oriented system architectures Integrated watchdog timer and safety monitoring functions Voltage supervision and fault detection for all major rails I2C and SPI communication interface support Power-good outputs and interrupt signaling Thermal shutdown and overtemperature protection Overcurrent and short-circuit protection Undervoltage and overvoltage monitoring Configurable GPIO functionality Low-power standby and sleep mode support Optimized for automotive SoCs and processors High-efficiency switching regulator architecture Compact VQFN package with thermal enhancement Electrical Characteristics Input supply voltage range supports automotive battery-powered systems Multiple programmable buck converter output voltages Integrated LDO outputs for precision analog and digital domains High switching frequency operation for reduced external component size Wide operating junction temperature range suitable for automotive environments Low shutdown current for standby operation High-current capability for processor core supplies Accurate voltage regulation and monitoring Protection and Safety Features Thermal shutdown protection Buck converter cycle-by-cycle current limiting Short-circuit protection on power rails Undervoltage lockout protection Power sequencing fault management Watchdog monitoring for processor supervision Diagnostic interrupt and fault reporting capability Safe-state transition support during fault conditions Package Information Package type: VQFN Package option: RWE Automotive-grade Q1 qualified device RoHS compliant Surface-mount package optimized for thermal performance Typical Applications Automotive domain controllers ADAS processing modules Digital cockpit systems Automotive gateway and networking platforms Radar and vision systems Processor and FPGA power management Industrial high-performance embedded systems #commonpartslibrary #integratedcircuit #powermanagement

QFN-68-EP(7x7) Power Management - Specialized RoHS The RK809-5 is a highly integrated Power Management Integrated Circuit (PMIC) from Rockchip designed for multi-core processor systems and embedded applications. It provides a complete power management solution by integrating multiple high-efficiency DC-DC buck converters, LDO regulators, power sequencing logic, battery fuel gauging, RTC functionality, and audio codec capabilities into a single device. The RK809-5 is commonly used alongside Rockchip SoCs in single-board computers, tablets, AIoT devices, and industrial embedded systems. Key Features Five high-efficiency synchronous buck converters with fast transient response. Nine low-dropout (LDO) voltage regulators for powering sensitive analog and digital circuits. Integrated battery fuel gauge for battery capacity monitoring. Configurable power-up and power-down sequencing (OTP programmable). Dynamic Voltage Scaling (DVS/DVFS) support via I²C interface. Integrated Real-Time Clock (RTC) with 32.768 kHz crystal oscillator support. Two integrated load switches for peripheral power control. Over-current, over-voltage, and thermal protection features. Built-in audio CODEC with headphone driver and Class-D amplifier support. Designed to minimize external component count and simplify power system design. QFN-68-EP (7 mm × 7 mm) package. #RK8095 #RK809 #Rockchip #PMIC #PowerManagementIC #BatteryManagement #AudioCodec #RTC #DVFS #EmbeddedSystems #SingleBoardComputer #IoT #IndustrialElectronics #PowerSupplyDesign #ElectronicsEngineering