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NCV97200 - PMIC

General Description

The NCV97200 is a 2

1 buck regulator and 1 boost regulator with supervisory functions including window voltage monitoring on all outputs and a window watchdog.

Key Features

  • A 40 V non.
  • synchronous buck regulator converts the battery supply voltage to a 3.3 V output, and delivers up to 3 A (peak). This output rail may be used as the low voltage input voltage for the non.
  • synchronous secondary boost converter. The secondary boost is fixed and is intended to supply a low current 5.0 V rail for In.
  • Vehicle Networking circuits (IVN). All internal MOSFETs are N.
  • channel devices, and a bootstrap circuit is used to drive the buck high.
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Power Management (PMIC) Automotive, Multi-Output, Safety Applications NCV97200 Description The NCV97200 is a 2−output monolithic regulator consisting of 1 buck regulator and 1 boost regulator with supervisory functions including window voltage monitoring on all outputs and a window watchdog. This product is ideal for ADAS (Advanced Driver Assistance Systems) applications and utilizes an independent voltage reference and an adjustable independent oscillator to realize the supervisory features. A 40 V non−synchronous buck regulator converts the battery supply voltage to a 3.3 V output, and delivers up to 3 A (peak). This output rail may be used as the low voltage input voltage for the non−synchronous secondary boost converter.