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MP4436 - Synchronous Step-Down Converter

General Description

The MP4436/MP4436A is a synchronous, stepdown switching regulator with a configurable frequency and integrated internal high-side and low-side power MOSFETs.

It provides a maximum 6A of highly efficient output, as well as current mode control for a fast loop response.

Key Features

  • Wide 3.3V to 45V Operating Voltage Range.
  • 6A Continuous Output Current.
  • 1.7μA Low Shutdown Supply Current.
  • 18μA Sleep Mode Quiescent Current.
  • Internal 48mΩ High-Side and 20mΩ Low- Side MOSFET.
  • 350kHz to 530kHz Configurable Switching Frequency for Car Battery.

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DESCRIPTION The MP4436/MP4436A is a synchronous, stepdown switching regulator with a configurable frequency and integrated internal high-side and low-side power MOSFETs. It provides a maximum 6A of highly efficient output, as well as current mode control for a fast loop response. The wide 3.3V to 45V input range accommodates a variety of step-down applications in an automotive input environment. A 1.7μA shutdown mode quiescent current allows the part to be used in battery-powered applications. High power conversion efficiency across a wide load range is achieved by scaling down the switching frequency in light-load conditions to reduce the switching and gate driver losses. An open-drain power good signal indicates that the output is within 93% to 106% of its nominal voltage.