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TPSM82864A/6A 4 A/6 A Step-Down Power Modules

Texas Instruments' low-profile, compact modules are suitable for automated assembly by standard surface-mount equipment

Image of Texas Instruments' TPSM82864A Step-Down Power ModuleTexas Instruments' TPSM82864A and TPSM82866A devices are 4 A and 6 A, respectively, step-down converter power modules that are optimized for small solution size and high efficiency. The power modules integrate a synchronous step-down converter and an inductor to simplify design, reduce external components, and save PCB area. This low-profile and compact device is suitable for automated assembly by standard surface-mount equipment. Tight output voltage accuracy, even with small output capacitors, is achieved through the DCS-Control architecture and its excellent load transient performance.

At medium-to-heavy loads, these converters operate in PWM mode and automatically enter power-save-mode operation at light-load to maintain high efficiency over the load current range. The devices can be forced in PWM mode operation for the smallest output voltage ripple. The EN and PG pins support sequencing configurations bringing a flexible system design. An integrated soft-start reduces the inrush current that is required from the input supply. Overtemperature protection and hiccup short-circuit protection deliver a robust and reliable solution.

Features
  • Efficiency: up to 96%
  • Excellent thermal performance
  • CISPR-11 Class-B compliant
  • Output voltage accuracy: 1%
  • DCS-Control topology for fast transient response
  • Input voltage range: 2.4 V to 5.5 V
  • Same device part number provides either:
    • Adjustable output voltage: 0.6 V to VIN
    • 13 integrated fixed output voltage options
  • Power-Good indicator with window comparator
  • Switching frequency: 2.4 MHz
  • Forced PWM or power-save-mode
  • Operating quiescent current: 4 µA
  • Output voltage discharge
  • Duty-cycle mode: 100%
  • Hiccup short-circuit protection
  • Thermal shutdown
  • Operating temperature range: -40°C to +125°C
  • Package: 3.5 mm x 4.0 mm QFN with 0.5 mm pitch
  • Solution size: 35 mm x 35 mm
Applications
  • Core supply for FPGAs, CPUs, and ASICs
  • Optical modules
  • Medical imaging
  • Industrial transport
  • Factory automation and controls
  • Aerospace and defense

TPSM82864A/6A 4 A/6 A Step-Down Power Modules

ImageManufacturer Part NumberDescriptionCurrent - Output (Max)Available QuantityView Details
DC DC CONVERTER 0.6-5.5VTPSM82864AA0SRDJRDC DC CONVERTER 0.6-5.5V4A0View Details
DC DC CONVERTER 0.6-5.5VTPSM82866AA0SRDJRDC DC CONVERTER 0.6-5.5V6A0View Details

Evaluation Boards

ImageManufacturer Part NumberDescriptionCurrent - OutputUtilized IC / PartAvailable QuantityView Details
EVAL BOARD FOR TPSM82864ATPSM82864AA0SEVMEVAL BOARD FOR TPSM82864A4ATPSM82864A8 - ImmediateView Details
EVAL BOARD FOR TPSM82866ATPSM82866AA0SEVMEVAL BOARD FOR TPSM82866A6ATPSM82866A7 - ImmediateView Details
Updated: 2022-02-16
Published: 2022-01-21

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