ADM00433, Evaluation Board for MCP16301 High-performance Low-Noise 5V Output Buck Converter

Reference Design using part MCP16301T-E/CH by Microchip Technology

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Microchip Technology
  • Application Category
    Power Supplies
  • Product Type
    DC to DC Single Output Power Supplies
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Description

  • ADM00433, Evaluation Board is used to demonstrate the MCP16301 5V, 600mA low noise, high voltage input DC-DC converter, which can deliver high efficiency, while minimizing high-frequency switching noise. The board steps down high input voltages up to 30V, to a low output voltage, having more than 90% efficiency and a minimum of 30 mV output ripple. High-frequency input/output noise generated by the switching converters can reach high-noise levels that interfere with other devices powered from the same source. The high amplitude of high-frequency noise can disturb some RF systems. High efficiency is achieved with the MCP16301 buck converter by switching the integrated N-Channel MOSFET at a high speed. The evaluation board is optimized for 12V Input and 100 mA load

Key Features

  • Conversion Type
    DC to DC
  • Input Voltage
    6 to 30 V
  • Output Voltage
    5 V
  • Output Current
    0.6 A
  • Efficiency
    91 %
  • Topology
    Buck

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Part Number Manufacturer Type Description
MCP16301T-E/CH Microchip Technology DC to DC Converter and Switching Regulator Chip Conv DC-DC 4V to 30V Step Down Single-Out 2V to 15V 0.6A 6-Pin SOT-23 T/R Buy

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