• Part: FAN5631
  • Description: Regulated Step-Down Charge Pump DC/DC Converter
  • Manufacturer: Fairchild Semiconductor
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Fairchild Semiconductor
FAN5631
FAN5631 is Regulated Step-Down Charge Pump DC/DC Converter manufactured by Fairchild Semiconductor.
Features - 90% Peak Efficiency - Low EMI - Low Ripple - Selectable Output Voltage:1.2V/1.5V for FAN5631 - Efficiency Optimizer Feature for FAN5632 - Input Voltage Range: 2.2V to 5.5V - Output Current: Up to 250m A - ±5% Output Voltage Accuracy - 30µA Operating Current - ICC<1m A in Shutdown Mode - 1.5MHz Operating Frequency - Shutdown Isolates Output from Input - Soft-Start Limits Inrush Current - Short-Circuit and Over-Temperature Protection - Minimum External ponent Count - 10-Lead 3x3mm MLP Package Applications - Cell Phones - Handheld puters - Portable Electronic Equipment - Core Supply to Next-Generation Processors - Low-Voltage DC Bus - Digital Cameras - DSP Supplies Description The FAN5631/FAN5632 is an advanced, thirdgeneration switched capacitor step-down DC/DC converter utilizing Fairchild's proprietary Scalar Pump technology. This innovative architecture utilizes scalar switch re-configuration and fractional switching techniques to produce low output ripple, lower ESR spikes, and improve efficiency over a wide load range. The FAN5631/FAN5632 produces a fixed regulated output voltage from an input voltage of 2.2V to 5V. To maximize efficiency, the FAN5631/5632 achieves regulation by skipping pulses. Depending on load current, the size of the switches are scaled dynamically; consequently, current spikes and EMI are minimized. An internal soft-start circuitry prevents excessive current from the supply. The device is internally protected against short-circuit and over-temperature conditions. The FAN5631 has a dual-output voltage feature . When VSEL is high, VOUT is 1.5V; and when VSEL is low, VOUT is 1.2V. The FAN5632 has an efficiency optimizer feature that, when enabled, changes the switch mode configuration from 2:1 to 1:1 at the lower threshold of VIN. The efficiency is maintained at its peak level over a wider range of input voltages. In addition, VOUT varies from 1.2V to 1.5V as a result of this efficiency optimization. If the efficiency optimizer is not...