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The TPS5401DGQ offers an energy-efficient and reliable solution for projects requiring high-efficiency voltage conversion and stable operation across a wide input voltage and temperature range. Thanks to its compact design, low quiescent current, and high switching frequency, the device is used in industrial applications, automation systems, portable devices, and advanced power supply projects.
The TPS5401DGQ switching voltage regulator from Texas Instruments, based on Buck topology, enables efficient voltage conversion across a wide input voltage range from 3.5 V to 42 V. The device offers an adjustable output voltage range from 800 mV to 39 V with a maximum output current of 500 mA. Thanks to its low quiescent current of 116 μA and high switching frequency of 581 kHz, the TPS5401DGQ ensures high energy efficiency in compact applications with limited space.
The product is manufactured using SMD/SMT technology in a MSOP-PowerPad-10 package, allowing efficient heat dissipation and operation across a wide temperature range from -40°C to +150°C. It is intended for use in industrial, automation, consumer electronics applications, and projects requiring a stable and efficient power supply source. The device is RoHS compliant.
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The TPS5401DGQ offers an energy-efficient and reliable solution for projects requiring high-efficiency voltage conversion and stable operation across a wide input voltage and temperature range. Thanks to its compact design, low quiescent current, and high switching frequency, the device is used in industrial applications, automation systems, portable devices, and advanced power supply projects.