MIC2090-2YM5-TR

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The MIC2090-2YM5-TR is a power management integrated circuit (PMIC) that is specially designed to provide a reliable power supply for higher power dense applications, such as in FPGAs and ASICs. It is made up of three key components: power distribution switches, load drivers and a Load Guide.

The power distribution switches are designed to regulate the power supply to the load by using P-type metal oxide semiconductor field-effect transistors (PMOSFETs). They are typically used in high-current applications, such as in motor drivers, where large currents need to be switched rapidly without producing noise or oscillations. The MIC2090-2YM5-TR contains two transistor channels, each channel being capable of delivering up to 2 Watts in an 8-lead package.

The Load Drivers are designed to interface between the power distribution switches and the load. These are typically used in applications where high voltage and current need to interact in order to power the load accurately and safely. The MIC2090-2YM5-TR contains three outputs, each output being capable of delivering up to 2 Watts of power.

The Load Guide is the heart of the MIC2090-2YM5-TR. It is responsible for guiding the power from the power distribution switches and load drivers to the load. It contains a number of features, such as over-current protection, which helps to protect the load from being damaged by too much current. It also contains an open load detection feature, which helps to prevent the load from becoming disconnected or interrupted.

In summary, the MIC2090-2YM5-TR is an advanced PMIC designed to provide a reliable, safe and efficient power supply to high power dense applications. It contains three key components - power distribution switches, load drivers and a load guide - which together provide a comprehensive system to manage and guide the power to the load. It is perfect for applications such as FPGAs and ASICs.

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