ISL6236IRZA-TR5281

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The ISL6236IRZA-TR5281 is a specialized voltage regulator within the PMIC – Voltage Regulators – Special Purpose category. The device is built for the purpose of regulating output voltage in switching regulators and DC-DC converters. It is a wide-input operating voltage device, capable of taking input voltage levels between 4V and 40V and providing an output voltage of anywhere between 0.8V and 30V. This can be a beneficial tool for designers of switching regulators and DC-DC converters, as they will be able to build in a much wider range of processable input voltages than other voltage regulators.

The ISL6236IRZA-TR5281 works using a two-stage buck-boost architecture. This means that it is able to process both buck and boost inputs, allowing for the regulator to process fluctuating voltage levels without needing intermediate boost or buck circuitry. This device can manage continuous output current of up to 1.5A and high peak output current up to 3A. The device also features current-limit protection and short-circuit protection for additional safety against over-current events. The device also includes a wide-range of family-specific features, such as a wide-enable voltage range, output current monitoring, power on reset, power good indication and temperature shutdown.

Due to its wide range of operating voltage and its two-stage buck-boost architecture the ISL6236IRZA-TR5281 makes a great addition to any design project that requires a special purpose voltage regulator. Its collection of built-in protections also helps to ensure that any design using it is safe from any sudden current spikes that might be caused by external sources. The wide range of family-specific features greatly simplify the design process and makes integrating this device into a new design project as easy as possible.

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