Texas Instruments Introduces TPS62750, the Smallest 2.25-MHz DC/DC Converter for USB-Powered Portable Applications and Wireless Modems

Fri, Aug 21st, 2009. In Embedded Device, Semiconductor
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The TPS62750 is the smallest 2.25-MHz DC/DC converter for USB-powered portable applications and wireless modems. The TPS62750 is a high-performance, 92 percent power-efficient, synchronous step-down converter, which can provide up to 1-A typical input current. The device supports an input voltage from 2.9 V to 6 V, allowing it to support batteries with an extended voltage range and USB-compliant power requirements. The TPS62750 offers a high degree of performance and efficiency. The device’s unique Power Save Mode operates at light load currents over the entire load current range. In addition, the converter can discharge during shutdown…

Functional-Block-Diagram-of TPS62750

Functional Block Diagram of TPS 62750 (Click for Enlarge)
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