FAN6248HDMX - onsemi

Manufacturer Part Number

FAN6248HDMX

Manufacturer

onsemi

Introduction

The FAN6248HDMX is a specialized power management integrated circuit (PMIC) designed for power supply control and monitoring.

Product Features and Performance

Secondary-Side Controller

Synchronous Rectifier Functionality

Supports Voltage Input from 4V to 4.7V

Capable of Operating with Supply Voltage of 0V to 27V

Low Current Consumption at 8.5 mA

Designed for High-Temperature Environments with Operating Range from -40°C to 125°C

Surface Mount Technology Compatible

Housed in a Compact 8-SOIC Package

Product Advantages

Enhanced Power Efficiency

Precision Voltage and Current Monitoring

Robust Operating Temperature Range

Suitable for Compact Design Projects due to Small Form Factor

Ease of Integration in Various Circuit Designs

Key Technical Parameters

Input Voltage Range: 4V ~ 4.7V

Supply Voltage Range: 0V ~ 27V

Supply Current: 8.5 mA

Operating Temperature Range: -40°C ~ 125°C

Package Type: 8-SOIC

Quality and Safety Features

Designed to Meet Industry Standards for Power Management Safety

Dependable Performance in Stringent Temperature Conditions

Durable Material and Design for Long-Term Use

Compatibility

Compatible with Secondary-Side Power Control Applications

Synchronous Rectifier Systems

Various Electronic Circuit Designs Requiring Power Management

Application Areas

Power Supplies

Switching Regulators

Consumer Electronics

Industrial Systems

Telecommunication Equipment

Product Lifecycle

Active Product Status

Not Nearing Discontinuation

Potential Future Replacements or Upgrades Not Defined

Several Key Reasons to Choose This Product

Reliable Power Management Performance by onsemi

Operational Efficiency in Different Voltage Environments

Durable and Suitable for High-Temperature Operations

Optimizes Power Conversion Processes

Adaptability to a Range of Power Supply Control Applications

Minimized Impact on Overall Circuit Size due to Small Footprint

Effective for Designs Requiring Long-Term Power Supply Stability