Manufacturer Part Number
TPS5120QDBTRQ1G4
Manufacturer
Texas Instruments
Introduction
The TPS5120QDBTRQ1G4 is an automotive-grade dual-output, synchronous step-down controller designed for power management applications.
Product Features and Performance
Synchronous step-down (buck) controller
Dual outputs for versatile power management
Supports a voltage supply range from 4.5V to 28V
300kHz switching frequency for efficient power conversion
Maximum 83% duty cycle
Includes features like Enable, Power Good, and Soft Start for enhanced control
Operating temperature range from -40°C to 125°C
Product Advantages
Dual-output functionality enables simultaneous management of multiple power rails
High maximum duty cycle enables efficient high-power operation
Built for automotive applications, ensuring robustness and reliability
Synchronous rectification for improved power efficiency and reduced heat generation
Key Technical Parameters
Output Type: Transistor Driver
Function: Step-Down
Output Configuration: Positive
Topology: Buck
Number of Outputs: 2
Output Phases: 2
Voltage Supply (Vcc/Vdd): 4.5V ~ 28V
Frequency Switching: 300kHz
Duty Cycle (Max): 83%
Synchronous Rectifier: Yes
Quality and Safety Features
Design complies with AEC-Q100 automotive qualification standard
Operating temperature tolerance ensures reliability under extreme conditions
Compatibility
Suitable for surface mount technology applications
Application Areas
Automotive electronics systems
Power management circuits in vehicle control units
Product Lifecycle
Discontinued at Digi-Key, signify limited availability
Customers should consider seeking replacements or evaluating upgrade options
Several Key Reasons to Choose This Product
Automotive-grade qualification ensures high reliability and performance under harsh conditions
Dual output functionality increases system design flexibility
Synchronous rectification feature offers improved efficiency
Wide input voltage range makes it adaptable to various automotive power systems
Comprehensive control features like Enable, Power Good, and Soft Start enhance system stability and functionality