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RT8120J - Single-Phase Synchronous Buck PWM Controller

General Description

The RT8120J/K is a single-phase synchronous Buck PWM DC-DC controller designed to drive two N-MOSFET.

It provides a highly accurate, adjustable output voltage precisely regulated to low voltage requirements with an internal 0.8V ±1% ( option for 0.6V ±1.5%) reference.

Key Features

  • Wide Input Voltage Range : 3V to 13.2V.
  • Embedded Switching Boot Diode.
  • 0.8V ±1%, 0.6V ±1.5% Internal Reference.
  • Shoot-Through Protection and Short Pulse Free Technology for Gate Drivers.
  • Fixed Frequency 300kHz.
  • Internal Soft-Start.
  • Over Current Protection by Sensing MOSFET RDS(ON).
  • Enable/Shutdown Control.
  • Drives Two N-MOSFETs.
  • Full Duty Cycle : 0% to 85%.
  • Fast Transient Response.
  • Voltage Mode PWM Control with External Feedback Loop Co.

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Datasheet Details

Part number RT8120J
Manufacturer Richtek
File Size 217.69 KB
Description Single-Phase Synchronous Buck PWM Controller
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® RT8120J/K Single-Phase Synchronous Buck PWM Controller General Description The RT8120J/K is a single-phase synchronous Buck PWM DC-DC controller designed to drive two N-MOSFET. It provides a highly accurate, adjustable output voltage precisely regulated to low voltage requirements with an internal 0.8V ±1% ( option for 0.6V ±1.5%) reference. The RT8120J/K uses a single feedback loop voltage mode PWM control for fast transient response. An oscillator with fixed frequency 300kHz reduces the external inductor and capacitor component size for saving space on PCB. The RT8120J/K provides fast transient response to satisfy high current output applications while minimizing external components. It is suitable for high performance graphic processors, DDR and VTT power.