Texas Instruments D-CAP™ series Voltage Regulators - Linear + Switching

Introduction, stock information and FAQs of D-CAP™ series Switching Voltage Regulators

In this post, you will learn features, applications, PDF datasheets, substitute products and the latest stock and pricing information of Texas Instruments D-CAP™ series Switching Voltage Regulators.

Applications

  • Industrial transport (non-car & non-light truck)
  • Medical
Associated Products

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TPS51225RUKTSwitching Controllers Dual Sync Step-Down Controller500RFQ
TPS51275BRUKTIC REG QD BCK/LINEAR SYNC 20WQFN5RFQ
TPS51123ARGETIC REG QD BCK/LINEAR SYNC 24VQFN6RFQ
TPS51275BRUKRIC REG QUAD BUCK/LNR SYNC 20WQFN480RFQ
TPS51275RUKRIC REG QUAD BUCK/LNR SYNC 20WQFN1834RFQ
TPS65321QPWPRQ1IC REG DL BUCK/LINEAR 14HTSSOP2000RFQ
TPS65320BQPWPRQ1IC REG DL BUCK/LINEAR 14HTSSOP1999RFQ
TPS51225CRUKTIC REG QUAD BUCK/LNR SYNC 20WQFN250RFQ
TPS51285ARUKRSwitching Controllers ULQT Dual Sync SD Cntlr85RFQ
TPS51275B-1RUKRIC REG BUCK/LINEAR SYNC 20WQFN44596RFQ
TPS51285BRUKRSwitching Controllers ULQT Dual Sync SD Cntlr2750RFQ
TPS65320QPWPRQ1Automotive 3.6V to 36V, 3.2A Buck Converter with Auto-Sourced 280mA LDO Regulator 14-HTSSOP -40 to 12517546RFQ
TPS51225CRUKRLDO Voltage Controllers Dual Sync Step-Down Controller30000RFQ
TPS51275B-1RUKTTEXAS INSTRUMENTS TPS51275B-1RUKT DC/DC Controller, 5V to 24V, 2 Outputs, Synchronous Buck, 355kHz, WQFN-202250RFQ
TPS65320CQPWPRQ1IC REG DL BUCK/LDO 14HTSSOP688RFQ
TPS51225BRUKTDC DC Cntrlr Dual-OUT Sync Buck 5.5V to 24V Input 20-Pin WQFN EP T/R6778RFQ
TPS51123ARGERIC REG QD BCK/LINEAR SYNC 24VQFN78RFQ
TPS51285BRUKTIC REG QD BUCK/LDO SYNC 20WQFN168RFQ
TPS51285ARUKTIC REG QD BUCK/LDO SYNC 20WQFN154RFQ
TPS51123RGETIC REG QD BCK/LINEAR 24-VQFN3000RFQ
Technical Documents

Description


Texas Instruments' D-CAP™ series PMIC - Voltage Regulators - Linear + Switching is a family of integrated power management solutions designed to provide high-efficiency, low-noise power conversion for a wide range of applications. The D-CAP™ series offers a variety of features, including high-efficiency synchronous rectification, low-noise operation, and adjustable output voltage. The D-CAP™ series also offers a wide range of output current ratings, from 1A to 10A, and a wide input voltage range, from 4.5V to 28V. With its high-efficiency, low-noise operation, and adjustable output voltage, the D-CAP™ series is an ideal solution for a variety of applications, including automotive, industrial, and consumer electronics.



Features


• High-efficiency, low-noise, and low-dropout (LDO) linear regulators

• High-efficiency, low-noise, and low-dropout (LDO) switching regulators

• Low-noise, low-dropout (LDO) linear regulators

• Low-noise, low-dropout (LDO) switching regulators

• High-efficiency, low-noise, and low-dropout (LDO) buck regulators

• High-efficiency, low-noise, and low-dropout (LDO) boost regulators


Frequently Asked Questions

What are the Alternative Products of Texas Instruments D-CAP™ series PMIC - Voltage Regulators - Linear + Switching?

1. ON Semiconductor NCP15XB Series 2. STMicroelectronics L78 Series 3. Microchip Technology MCP1700 Series 4. NXP Semiconductors MC33269 Series 5. Analog Devices ADP3300 Series 6. Linear Technology LT1763 Series 7. Maxim Integrated MAX1763 Series 8. Renesas Electronics R2A20117 Series 9. Infineon Technologies BCR401 Series 10. Diodes Incorporated AP7331 Series

What are the differences between the types of Texas Instruments D-CAP™ series PMIC - Voltage Regulators - Linear + Switching?

The main difference between the types of Texas Instruments D-CAP™ series PMIC - Voltage Regulators - Linear + Switching is the type of control used to regulate the output voltage. Linear regulators use a linear control loop to regulate the output voltage, while switching regulators use a switching control loop to regulate the output voltage. Linear regulators are typically more efficient than switching regulators, but switching regulators are more efficient at higher output currents. Additionally, switching regulators are more compact and can provide higher output currents than linear regulators.