LMR16006YQDDCTQ1 - Texas Instruments

Manufacturer Part Number

LMR16006YQDDCTQ1

Manufacturer

Texas Instruments

Introduction

Automotive-grade step-down voltage regulator in SIMPLE SWITCHER® series.

Product Features and Performance

Step-down (buck) regulator topology

Adjustable output voltage

Single output channel

High-efficiency power conversion

Supports a wide input voltage range

Frequency switching at 2.1 MHz for reduced noise and improved power density

Operates across a wide temperature range

Surface mount package for compact PCB design

Product Advantages

High reliability in automotive applications

Meets AEC-Q100 qualification standards

High-efficiency power conversion reduces energy losses

Compact SOT-23-6 package saves space on the PCB

Simple external circuitry requirements for design flexibility

Key Technical Parameters

Input Voltage (Min): 4V

Input Voltage (Max): 40V

Output Voltage (Min/Fixed): 0.765V

Output Voltage (Max): 38.8V

Current - Output: 600mA

Switching Frequency: 2.1MHz

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

Quality and Safety Features

Automotive grade product

AEC-Q100 qualification

Compatibility

Compatible with a wide range of input voltages

Suitable for various automotive electrical systems

Can be adapted for multiple applications with adjustable output

Application Areas

Automotive electronics

Power supply modules

Industrial control systems

Telecommunications equipment

Product Lifecycle

Status: Active

No indication of nearing discontinuation

Possibility of future replacements or upgrades exists

Several Key Reasons to Choose This Product

High reliability and meets stringent automotive industry standards

Wide input voltage range suitable for diverse applications

High-frequency operation allows for smaller external components

Thermal performance suitable for harsh environments

Easily adaptable design for various end-uses

Manufacturer provides strong technical support and documentation

Energy-efficient design contributes to longer system run times in battery-operated devices