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TPS82085

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3A, High-Efficiency Step-Down Converter Module with Integrated Inductor

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Rating Catalog Operating temperature range (°C) -40 to 125 Topology Buck, Synchronous Buck Type Module Iout (max) (A) 3 Vin (min) (V) 2.5 Vin (max) (V) 6 Vout (min) (V) 0.8 Vout (max) (V) 6 Switching frequency (min) (kHz) 2000 Switching frequency (max) (kHz) 2800 Features EMI Tested, Enable, Light Load Efficiency, Output discharge, Power good Control mode Constant on-time (COT), DCS-Control Duty cycle (max) (%) 100
Rating Catalog Operating temperature range (°C) -40 to 125 Topology Buck, Synchronous Buck Type Module Iout (max) (A) 3 Vin (min) (V) 2.5 Vin (max) (V) 6 Vout (min) (V) 0.8 Vout (max) (V) 6 Switching frequency (min) (kHz) 2000 Switching frequency (max) (kHz) 2800 Features EMI Tested, Enable, Light Load Efficiency, Output discharge, Power good Control mode Constant on-time (COT), DCS-Control Duty cycle (max) (%) 100
USIP (SIL) 8 See data sheet
  • Low Profile MicroSiP™ Power Module
  • DCS-control topology
  • Up to 95% efficiency
  • 17-µA operating quiescent current
  • -40°C to 125°C operating temperature range
  • Hiccup short circuit protection
  • 2.5-V to 6-V input voltage range
  • 0.8-V to VIN adjustable output voltage
  • Power save mode for light load efficiency
  • 100% duty cycle for lowest dropout
  • Output discharge function
  • Power good output
  • Integrated soft startup, and support pre-biased startup
  • Over temperature protection
  • CISPR11 class B compliant
  • 2.8-mm x 3.0-mm x 1.3-mm 8-Pin µSiL package
  • Low Profile MicroSiP™ Power Module
  • DCS-control topology
  • Up to 95% efficiency
  • 17-µA operating quiescent current
  • -40°C to 125°C operating temperature range
  • Hiccup short circuit protection
  • 2.5-V to 6-V input voltage range
  • 0.8-V to VIN adjustable output voltage
  • Power save mode for light load efficiency
  • 100% duty cycle for lowest dropout
  • Output discharge function
  • Power good output
  • Integrated soft startup, and support pre-biased startup
  • Over temperature protection
  • CISPR11 class B compliant
  • 2.8-mm x 3.0-mm x 1.3-mm 8-Pin µSiL package

The TPS82084/5 are 2-A/3-A step-down converter MicroSiP™ modules optimized for small solution size and high efficiency. The power module integrates a synchronous step-down converter and an inductor to simplify design, reduce external components and save PCB area. The low profile and compact solution is suitable for automated assembly by standard surface mount equipment.

To maximize efficiency, the converter operates in PWM mode with a nominal switching frequency of 2.4MHz and automatically enters Power Save Mode operation at light load currents. In Power Save Mode, the device operates with typically 17-µA quiescent current. Using the DCS-Control topology, the device achieves excellent load transient performance and accurate output voltage regulation. The EN and PG pins, which support sequencing configurations, bring a flexible system design. An integrated soft startup reduces the inrush current required from the input supply. Over temperature protection and Hiccup short circuit protection deliver a robust and reliable solution.

The TPS82084/5 are 2-A/3-A step-down converter MicroSiP™ modules optimized for small solution size and high efficiency. The power module integrates a synchronous step-down converter and an inductor to simplify design, reduce external components and save PCB area. The low profile and compact solution is suitable for automated assembly by standard surface mount equipment.

To maximize efficiency, the converter operates in PWM mode with a nominal switching frequency of 2.4MHz and automatically enters Power Save Mode operation at light load currents. In Power Save Mode, the device operates with typically 17-µA quiescent current. Using the DCS-Control topology, the device achieves excellent load transient performance and accurate output voltage regulation. The EN and PG pins, which support sequencing configurations, bring a flexible system design. An integrated soft startup reduces the inrush current required from the input supply. Over temperature protection and Hiccup short circuit protection deliver a robust and reliable solution.

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* Data sheet TPS82084 (2-A) / TPS82085 (3-A) High Efficiency Step-Down Converter MicroSiP Modules with Integrated Inductor datasheet (Rev. D) PDF | HTML 04 Jun 2019
Application note Soldering Considerations for Power Modules (Rev. C) PDF | HTML 14 Mar 2024
Application note Quick Reference Guide To TI Buck Switching DC/DC Application Notes (Rev. B) PDF | HTML 23 May 2022
Selection guide Innovative DC/DC Power Modules Selection Guide (Rev. D) 14 Oct 2021
User guide Manufacturing and Rework Design Guide for MicroSiP™ Power Modules (Rev. A) PDF | HTML 16 Jun 2021
White paper Enabling Higher Data Rates for Optical Modules With Small and Efficient Power 22 Mar 2021
Analog Design Journal Methods of output-voltage adjustment for DC/DC converters 14 Jun 2019
Analog Design Journal Understanding 100% mode in low-power DC/DC converters 22 Jun 2018
White paper Benefits and trade-offs of various power-module package options 02 Aug 2017
Analog Design Journal Improving the thermal performance of a MicroSiP(TM) power module 24 Jul 2017
Application note Extending the Soft Start Time Without a Soft Start Pin (Rev. B) 15 Jun 2017
Technical article Don’t power your FPGA like this! PDF | HTML 03 Nov 2016
Analog Design Journal Testing tips for applying external power to supply outputs without an input voltage 24 Oct 2016
Analog Design Journal Adjusting the soft-start time of an integrated power module 26 Apr 2016
White paper SiP Power Modules White Paper 26 Jan 2016
Analog Design Journal Understanding frequency variation in the DCS-Control(TM) topology 30 Oct 2015
Technical article Is a power module always the optimal solution for your space constrained SSD? PDF | HTML 17 Oct 2015
EVM User's guide TPS82085EVM-672 User's Guide (Rev. B) 25 Sep 2015
Technical article Smaller size now possible in 3A point-of-load converters PDF | HTML 03 Jun 2015
Analog Design Journal High-efficiency, low-ripple DCS-Control offers seamless PWM/pwr-save transitions 25 Jul 2013
Application note Choosing an Appropriate Pull-up/Pull-down Resistor for Open Drain Outputs 19 Sep 2011
Analog Design Journal IQ: What it is, what it isn’t, and how to use it 17 Jun 2011

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