The LMR36500 is the industry smallest
65-V, 50-mA synchronous step-down DC/DC converter in 4-mm 2 HotRod package. This
easy-to-use converter can handle input voltage transients up to 70 V, provide excellent EMI
performance and supports fixed, 3.3 V, 5 V and other adjustable output voltages.
The LMR36500 uses a peak current mode
control architecture with internal compensation to maintain stable operation with minimal
output capacitance. The LMR36500 with the right resistor selection from the RT
pin to ground can be externally programmed to any desired switching frequency of operation
over a wide range from 200 kHz to 2.2 MHz. The precision EN/UVLO feature allows precise
control of the device during start-up and shutdown. The PGOOD flag, with built-in glitch
filter and delayed release, offers a true indication of the system status, eliminating the
requirement for an external voltage supervisor. The compact design size and rich feature set
of LMR36500 simplifies implementation for a wide range of industrial applications.
The LMR36500 is the industry smallest
65-V, 50-mA synchronous step-down DC/DC converter in 4-mm 2 HotRod package. This
easy-to-use converter can handle input voltage transients up to 70 V, provide excellent EMI
performance and supports fixed, 3.3 V, 5 V and other adjustable output voltages.
The LMR36500 uses a peak current mode
control architecture with internal compensation to maintain stable operation with minimal
output capacitance. The LMR36500 with the right resistor selection from the RT
pin to ground can be externally programmed to any desired switching frequency of operation
over a wide range from 200 kHz to 2.2 MHz. The precision EN/UVLO feature allows precise
control of the device during start-up and shutdown. The PGOOD flag, with built-in glitch
filter and delayed release, offers a true indication of the system status, eliminating the
requirement for an external voltage supervisor. The compact design size and rich feature set
of LMR36500 simplifies implementation for a wide range of industrial applications.