Features: • Three Voltage Regulators (1 Buck, 2 LDOs)• High-Efficiency, fully-Integrated synchronous buckregulator with DVM • 800mA DC output current for the buck regulator• Proprietary 'Synthetic Ripple' Control Topology• Greater than 1MHz Switching Frequency• ...
ISL6271A: Features: • Three Voltage Regulators (1 Buck, 2 LDOs)• High-Efficiency, fully-Integrated synchronous buckregulator with DVM • 800mA DC output current for the buck regulator• ...
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DescriptionThe ISL60002 FGA voltage references are very high precision analog voltage references f...
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Voltage & Current References PREC 3.3V HI OUTPUT FGAVREF 1MV -40 - +1
The ISL6271A is a versatile power management IC (PMIC) designed for the Xscale type of processors. The ISL6271A integrates three regulators, two fault indicators and an I2C bus for communication with a host microprocessor. Two of the three regulators function as low power, low drop out regulators, designed to power SRAM and phase-lock loop circuitry internal to the Xscale processor. The third regulator uses a proprietary switch-mode topology to power the processor core and facilitate Dynamic Voltage Management (DVM), as defined by Intel.
Since power dissipation inside a microprocessor is proportional to the square of the core voltage, Intel XScale processors implement DVM as a means to more efficiently utilize battery capacity. To support this power saving architecture, the ISL6271A integrates an I 2C bus for communication with the host processor. The processor, acting as the bus master, transmits a "voltage level" and "voltage slew rate" to the ISL6271A appropriate to the processing requirements; higher core voltages support higher operating frequencies and code execution. The bus is fully compliant with the Phillips® I2C protocol and supports both standard and fast data transmission modes. Alternatively, the output of the core regulator can be programmed in 50mV increments from 0.85V to 1.6V using the input Voltage ID (VID) pins. All three regulators share a common enable pin and are protected against overcurrent, over temperature and
undervoltage conditions. When disabled via the enable pin, the ISL6271A enters a low power state that can be used to conserve battery life while maintaining the last programmed
VID code and slew rate. An integrated soft-start circuit transitions the ISL6271A output voltages to their default values at a rate determined by an external soft-start capacitor.