STBLW35 Datasheet | STMicroelectronics

Features - Seamless transition from Buck-Boost to Boost and vice versa working mode - Up to 70 m A output current - Four fully integrated MOSFETs - Enable pin - 2.6 V to 5.3 V trimmable overvoltage level (± 1% accuracy) - 2.2 V to 3.6 V trimmable undervoltage level (± 1% accuracy) - Two fully independent LDOs (1.8 V and 3.3 V output) - Enable/disable LDO control pins - Load disconnect function at first switch-on - Embedded pass transistor status and DC-DC status open drain indication pins Application - WSN, building and home automation, industrial control, security, surveillance - Wearable and biomedical sensors, fitness - Battery charging Description The STBLW35 is an ultra-low power and high-efficiency buck-boost DC-DC converter which can work as boost or buck-boost according to the selected hardware configuration. When in buck-boost the DC-DC can seamlessly switch between the two working modes depending on operating conditions. The IC shows very low power losses either in active or disable mode and provides an average output current between 33 m A to 70 m A, suitable to guarantee load minimum current constraints or to faster charge a battery. The device also allows the charge of any battery by tightly monitoring the end-of-charge and the minimum battery voltage in order to avoid overdischarge and to preserve battery life. The power manager covers the input voltage range from 150 m V up to 18 V and guarantees high efficiency in both buck-boost and boost configuration. Furthermore, the STBLW35 device shows very high flexibility thanks also to the trimming capability of the overvoltage and the undervoltage protection voltages. In order to optimize the power consumption during system operation, the device can be driven in standby mode thanks to the high impedance Enable pin. An unregulated voltage output is available (to supply a transceiver for instance), while two fully independent LDOs are embedded for powering sensors and other panion chips. Both LDOs (1.8 V and 3.3...