TPS70628DBVR Integrated Circuits (ICs)

Introduction

TPS70628DBVR is a member of Texas Instruments\'s Power Management Integrated Circuits (PMIC) voltage regulator family. It is designed to be used in various applications requiring high accuracy, low noise, and low dropout voltage. The linear voltage regulator can step down a voltage and provide high current output. A number of features make TPS70628DBVR ideal for many board-level applications.

Application Field

TPS70628DBVR is applicable in digital signal processor (DSP) and processor applications, as well as others requiring high-speed operation and high bandwidths. TPS70628DBVR is typically used for power management for system processors, including PCs, data storage, networking, and networking and communications applications.

This device is also used for system power supply applications, including medical equipment, systems for industrial control and automotive applications. The device can also be used in smart grid applications.

Working Principle

TPS70628DBVR is a linear voltage regulator which operates on a linear mode. The device has an on-chip voltage reference to ensure a constant output voltage, and it also provides a temperature compensating current to ensure low noise performance.

The device has a wide input voltage range, allowing it to be used in applications with low-voltage or high-voltage inputs. The device has low quiescent current, making it ideal for battery-powered applications. It also provides high current output; up to 1A peak and 400mA continuous.

The device features thermal shutdown protection, current limitation, and under-voltage lockout for system protection against overcurrent, over temperature, and under voltage. It also has an adjustable output voltage and programmable current limit.

Conclusion

TPS70628DBVR is a member of Texas Instruments\'s Power Management Integrated Circuit (PMIC) voltage regulator family. It is specifically designed to be used in applications requiring high accuracy, low noise and low dropout voltage. The linear voltage regulator can step down a voltage and provide high current output. Various features make this device ideal for numerous board-level applications including DSP, processor, system power supply, medical equipment, industrial control and automotive applications.