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Spotlight on Buck Converters
Buck-Converter Design DemystifiedStepdown (buck) switching converters are integral to modern electronics. They can convert a voltage source (typically 8 V to 25 V) into a lower regulated... Increase DC-DC Efficiency Across Load and FrequencyTo help improve dc-dc conversion efficiency at lighter loads and higher switching frequencies, a Schottky diode can be integrated onto a MOSFET chip.... Multiphase Boost Converter Powers Car Audio AmpAutomotive audio amplifiers often use a boost converter to generate output voltages of 18 V to 28 V (or higher) from the battery... Selecting Inductors for Low-Power Buck RegulatorsDesigning a buck regulator for low-power, high-frequency operations demands special attention to inductor requirements and measurement of data that's not available on the data sheet....
Staff Written Articles on Buck ConvertersStaff Written Articles on Buck ConvertersLow-Voltage MOSFETs Aim to Build Better Buck ConvertersPower semiconductor suppliers continue to advance the state-of-the-art in power MOSFETs by enhancing their process technology... Monolithic Regulators Migrate to Higher VoltagesSeveral new regulator chips are springing up to address higher-voltage and higher-power requirements for buck converters. Like their low-voltage counterparts, these monolithic regulators promise high efficiency and compact designs.... Power Chips With Magnetics Are Going MainstreamOnly a few years ago, the idea of co-packaging an inductor with a buck-converter die in a standard IC package was quite a novelty. But since Enpirion, a New Jersey-based startup, took that step in the spring of 2004, a few mainline semiconductor companies have followed suit.... Related Site Sections
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