TPS560200DBVR: 1 7-V, D-CAP2 Mode, SOT-23 package

The TPS560200DBVR is a 17-V, 500-mA, low-Iq, D-CAP2 mode synchronous monolithic buck converter with integrated MOSFETs in a convenient 5-pin SOT-23 packaging.

The TPS560200DBVR provides system designers with a cost-effective, low component count, and low standby current option to round out the suite of various end-equipment power bus regulators. The device's main control loop employs the D-CAP2 mode control, which provides a quick transient response with no extra compensating components. The adaptive on-time control allows for a smooth transition from PWM mode at greater load circumstances to improved EcoMode operation at low loads.

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• Integrated Monolithic 0.95-Ω High-Side and 0.33-Ω Low-Side MOSFETs

• 500-mA Continuous Output Current

• Output Voltage Range: 0.8 V to 6.5 V

• 0.8-V Voltage Reference With ±1.3% Accuracy Over Temperature

• Auto-Skip Advanced Eco-Mode™ for High Efficiency at Light Loads

• D-CAP2™ Mode Enables Fast Transient Responses

• No External Compensation Needed

• 600-kHz Switching Frequency

• 2-ms Internal Soft-Start

• Safe Start-Up into Prebiased VOUT

• Thermal Shutdown

• –40°C to 125°C Operating Junction Temperature Range

• Available in 5-Pin SOT-23 Package

• Set Top Boxes

• Modems

• DTBs

• ASDLs

TPS560200DBVR Typical Application Circuit

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