ROHM Semiconductor Automotive Switching Regulators
ROHM Semiconductor Automotive Switching Regulators are AEC-Q100 qualified power management ICs. These ROHM Semiconductor switching regulators consist of regulators with or without integrated FET, buck converters (both synchronous and nonsynchronous), and buck-boost converters. Automobile switching regulators are available from single-channel to multi-channel system power supply configurations for broad compatibility. These switching regulators come in various packages with built-in circuit protection functions to match the requirements of the designers.
ROHM Automotive Solutions eBook
Learn about ROHM Semiconductor automotive solutions available from Mouser Electronics in this eBook.
Features
- AEC-Q100 qualified
- Up to 2.4MHz movement
- High switching frequency accuracy
- Built-in circuit protection
- Under Voltage Protection (UVLO)
- Short-Circuit Protection (SCP)
- Thermal Shut Down (TSD)
- Over Current Protection (OCP)
- Over Voltage Protection (OVP)
- -40°C up to +125°C operating temperature range
- Package options
- HRP-7
- HTQFP48V-48
- HTSOP-J-8
- HTSSOPA44R-44
- HTSSOP-B-20
- HTSSOP-B24
- HTSSOP-B-24
- QFN-24
- VQFN20SV4040-20
Applications
- Car audio systems
- Car navigation TFT-LCD panels
- Instrument cluster panels
- Industrial/consumer supplies
- Automotive battery-powered supplies
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Published: 2018-03-27
| Updated: 2023-03-09