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APW7165 - 5V to 12V Synchronous Buck Controller

General Description

The APW7165 is a voltage mode, fixed 300kHz-switching frequency, and synchronous buck controller.

The APW7165 allows wide input voltage that is either a single 5~12V or two supply voltages for various applications.

Key Features

  • Wide Operation Supply Voltage from 5V to 12V Power-On-Reset Monitoring on VCC Excellent Reference Voltage Regulations - 0.8V Internal Reference - ±1% Over Temperature Range General.

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Datasheet Details

Part number APW7165
Manufacturer Anpec Electronics Coropration
File Size 430.29 KB
Description 5V to 12V Synchronous Buck Controller
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APW7165 5V to 12V Synchronous Buck Controller Features • • • Wide Operation Supply Voltage from 5V to 12V Power-On-Reset Monitoring on VCC Excellent Reference Voltage Regulations - 0.8V Internal Reference - ±1% Over Temperature Range General Description The APW7165 is a voltage mode, fixed 300kHz-switching frequency, and synchronous buck controller. The APW7165 allows wide input voltage that is either a single 5~12V or two supply voltages for various applications. A power-on-reset (POR) circuit monitors the VCC supply voltage to prevent wrong logic controls. A built-in digital soft-start circuit prevents the output voltages from overshoot as well as limits the input current. An internal 0.