MP2326GD-Z - Monolithic Power Systems Inc.

Manufacturer Part Number

MP2326GD-Z

Manufacturer

Monolithic Power Systems

Introduction

The MP2326GD-Z is a highly efficient, synchronous, step-down, switching regulator from Monolithic Power Systems, designed for various power management applications.

Product Features and Performance

Adjustable output voltage

Supports a wide input voltage range from 3.9V to 19V

High efficiency due to synchronous step-down topology

Output current capability up to 4A

Fast switching frequency of 1.1MHz

Operates effectively in a broad temperature range from -40°C to 125°C

Product Advantages

Compact 14-QFN (2x3) package suitable for space-constrained applications

High efficiency leads to minimal heat generation and improved system reliability

Robust design for operation in harsh temperature environments

Key Technical Parameters

Voltage - Input (Min): 3.9V

Voltage - Input (Max): 19V

Voltage - Output (Min/Fixed): 0.6V

Current - Output: 4A

Frequency - Switching: 1.1MHz

Operating Temperature: -40°C ~ 125°C

Quality and Safety Features

Built to operate reliably over a wide operating temperature range

Packaged in a robust 14-VFQFN casing for enhanced thermal and mechanical integrity

Compatibility

Compatible with various applications requiring an adjustable output voltage within its specified range

Application Areas

Power management solutions in consumer electronics

Industrial power supplies

Telecommunication equipment

Product Lifecycle

The MP2326GD-Z is currently active and not nearing discontinuation. Monolithic Power Systems ensures availability of replacements or upgrades if required.

Several Key Reasons to Choose This Product

Highly versatile with its wide input voltage range

Provides efficient power conversion which can lead to longer device run times

Compact size facilitates integration into various designs without significant redesign

Guaranteed performance across a wide temperature spectrum ensuring reliability in varying environmental conditions

High switching frequency enables use of smaller, more cost-effective passive components