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TS2507 - 0.5A / 330KHz PWM Buck Controller

Description

The TS2507 integrates Pulse-Width-Modulation (PWM) control circuit into a single chip.

These devise include a reference voltage source, oscillation circuit, error amplifier and etc.

TS2507 provides low-ripple power, high efficiency, and excellent transient characteristics.

Features

  • as low current consumption. Since this converter can accommodate an input Features.
  • Input Voltage: 3.6V~24V Output Voltage: 0.8V~Vcc Duty Ratio: 0%~100% PWM Control Oscillation Frequency: 330kHz typ. Soft-Start (SS), Current Limit (CL), Enable Function Thermal Shutdown Function Short Circuit Protect (SCP) External SW P-Channel MOSFET Low ESR Output Capacitor.

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Datasheet Details

Part number TS2507
Manufacturer Taiwan Semiconductor Company
File Size 392.15 KB
Description 0.5A / 330KHz PWM Buck Controller
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0.5A / 330KHz PWM Buck Controller SOP-8 Pin Definition: 1. EN 5. FB 2. Comp 6. Vss 3. Ocset 7. LX 4. Vcc 5. Gate www.DataSheet4U.com TS2507 General Description The TS2507 integrates Pulse-Width-Modulation (PWM) control circuit into a single chip. These devise include a reference voltage source, oscillation circuit, error amplifier and etc. TS2507 provides low-ripple power, high efficiency, and excellent transient characteristics. The PWM control circuit is able to very the duty ratio linearly form 0 up to 100%. This controller also contains an error amplifier circuit as well as a soft-start circuit that prevents overshoot at startup.
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