ISL68300 - Scalable Single Output Digital PWM Controller

Renesas

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Part number	ISL68300
Manufacturer	Renesas
File Size	3.45 MB
Description	Scalable Single Output Digital PWM Controller
Datasheet	ISL68300 Datasheet
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DATASHEET ISL68300 Scalable Single Output Digital PWM Controller with Integrated Driver and PMBus FN8789 Rev.0.00 Jun 7, 2018 The ISL68300 is a PMBus compliant, single-phase digital DC/DC controller optimized for use with discrete MOSFETs. The ISL68300 implements the Renesas fully digital ChargeMode™ control modulation scheme, allowing it to achieve both industry leading performance and ease of use. ChargeMode control provides an inherently stable control loop that can respond to load transients in a single switching cycle, significantly decreasing output capacitor requirements. A dedicated current share bus allows for paralleling up to eight devices in a current share configuration, allowing support for a wide range of load currents.

Published: May 20, 2019 |