The LM10520 is a single-phase Energy Management Unit (EMU) that actively reduces system-level power consumption by utilizing a continuous, real-time, closed-loop Adaptive Voltage Scaling (AVS) scheme. The AVS technology enables optimum energy management delivery to the load in order to maximize system-level energy savings. The LM10520 operates cooperatively .
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•23 Typical Power Savings with AVS: 20 to 50%
• PWI 2.0 Interface
• 7-Bit AVS Control for One Output (Typical
Range of 0.6V to 1.2V)
• Precision Enable
• Integrated, Non-Overlapping NFET Drivers
• Switching Frequency Over 50 kHz to 1MHz
• Switching Frequency Synchronize Range from
250 kHz to 1MHz
• Startup into Pre-Biased Output
• Power Stage Input from 1V to 14V
• Control stage Input from 3V to 6V
• Power Good Flag and Shutdown
• Output Over-Voltage and Under-Voltage
Detection
• Low-Side Adjustable Current Sensing
• Adjustable Soft Start
• Tracking and Sequencing with Shutdown and
Soft-Star.
No. | Partie # | Fabricant | Description | Fiche Technique |
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1 | LM10524 |
Texas Instruments |
Triple Buck Power Management | |
2 | LM105 |
National Semiconductor |
Voltage Regulators | |
3 | LM10500 |
Texas Instruments |
5A Step-Down EMU | |
4 | LM10502 |
Texas Instruments |
Dual Buck + LDO Power Management | |
5 | LM10504 |
Texas Instruments |
Triple Buck and LDO Power Management | |
6 | LM10506 |
Texas Instruments |
Triple Buck + LDO Power Management | |
7 | LM10507 |
Texas Instruments |
Triple Buck + LDO Power Management | |
8 | LM10 |
National Semiconductor |
Operational Amplifier/Voltage | |
9 | LM10 |
Linear Technology |
Low Power Op Amp | |
10 | LM10 |
Texas Instruments |
Operational Amplifier and Voltage Reference | |
11 | LM100 |
Intersil |
Voltage Regulator | |
12 | LM100 |
National Semiconductor |
Voltage Regulator |