Maxim Integrated MAXM17552 Compact Step-Down Power Module

8 January, 2019

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Maxim MAXM17552 Compact Step-Down Power Modules are part of the Himalaya series of voltage regulator ICs that offer cooler, smaller, and simpler power-supply solutions. The high efficiency, synchronous, step-down MAXM17552 DC-DC power module consists of an integrated controller, MOSFETs, compensation components, and inductor.

The device operates over a wide input voltage range of 4V to 60V and delivers up to 100mA output current. This is over a programmable output voltage from 0.9V to 5.5V. With a true “plug and play” power supply solution, the MAXM17552 significantly reduces design complexity and manufacturing risks, decreasing the time-to-market. A peak-current-mode control architecture is enabled on the module, as well as a soft-start feature including the default soft-start time of 5.1ms. The MAXM17552 features ±1.75% feedback-voltage accuracy, and a fixed-frequency PWM in a low profile 10-pin 2.6mm x 3mm x 1.5mm µSLIC™ package.

Features

Ease-of-Use
- Wide 4V to 60V Input
- Adjustable 0.9V to 5.5V Output
- ±1.75% Feedback-Voltage Accuracy
- Up to 100mA Output Current Capability
- Internally Compensated
- All Ceramic Capacitors
High Efficiency
- Fixed-Frequency PWM
- Pulse Frequency Modulation (PFM) Mode to Enhance Light-Load Efficiency
- Shutdown Current as Low as 1.2µA (typ)
Flexible Design
- Programmable Soft-Start and Prebias Startup
- Open-Drain Power Good Output (Active-Low RESET Pin)
- Programmable EN/UVLO Threshold
Robust Operation
- Hiccup Overcurrent Protection
- Overtemperature Protection
- -40°C to +125°C Ambient OperatingTemperature/ -40°C to +150°C Junction Temperature
Rugged
- Complies with CISPR22 (EN55022) Class B Conducted and Radiated Emissions
- Passes Drop, Shock, and Vibration Standards – JESD22 -B103, B104, B111

Maxim Integrated MAXM17552EVKIT Evaluation Kit: Designed to evaluate the e MAXM17552 an ultra-small, high efficiency, DC-DC switching power module.

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