Manufacturer Part Number
LM2776DBVR
Manufacturer
Texas Instruments
Introduction
The LM2776DBVR is a charge pump-based DC-DC converter used for generating a negative voltage from a positive input voltage, suitable for portable devices and other applications requiring a small, regulated, negative voltage rail.
Product Features and Performance
Ratiometric output configuration
Fixed output type with the output being the negative of the input voltage
200mA output current capacity
Fast switching frequency of 2MHz
Operates across a wide input voltage range from 2.7V to 5.5V
Suitable for surface mount technology with SOT-23-6 package
Ensures a low noise operation
Product Advantages
Does not require an inductor for operation
Small package size is ideal for space-constrained applications
High switching frequency minimizes the size of external components
Provides a simple and efficient solution for generating a negative voltage rail
Key Technical Parameters
Output Voltage: -Vin (negative of the input voltage)
Max Output Current: 200mA
Switching Frequency: 2MHz
Voltage - Input (Min): 2.7V
Voltage - Input (Max): 5.5V
Operating Temperature range: -40°C to 85°C
Quality and Safety Features
Built for reliability and consistent performance within specified operating temperatures
Designed for commercial-industrial standard applications
Compatibility
Compatible with other components requiring an integrated negative voltage source
Application Areas
Portable electronics
Battery-powered devices
LCD bias supplies
Data acquisition systems
Product Lifecycle
Active status, not near discontinuation
Availability of replacements or upgrades should be checked with Texas Instruments
Several Key Reasons to Choose This Product
High efficiency for battery-operated devices
Small form factor suitable for compact electronic assemblies
No need for Schottky diodes or inductors, simplifying design and reducing BOM cost
Low noise output which is essential for sensitive analog circuitry
Robust performance in a wide temperature range
Easy to implement with minimal external components
Supported by Texas Instruments' design resources and technical assistance