Texas Instruments, Inc. (TI) today introduced a four-channel buck dc-dc converter with PMBus/I²C digital interface for applications in space-constrained equipment that experience high ambient operating temperature without cooling, such as small cell base stations, infotainment and solid state devices. The TPS65400 dual- or quad-output configurable dc-dc converter integrates eight power MOSFETs and features efficiency at up to 95-percent in a small footprint. The TPS65400 includes four high-current synchronous buck switching regulators with integrated MOSFETs. Each switching converter supplies a 2-A or 4-A output to efficiently power digital circuits such as the processor, FPGA, ASIC, memory and digital input/output.
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Switching frequency for the converter is independently adjustable up to 2.2 MHz. The TPS65400, which can be powered from a single-input voltage rail between 4.5 V and 18 V, supports applications running off a 5-V or 12-V intermediate power distribution bus. TPS65400 key features and benefits include: Flexible power up/down sequencing control increases system reliability. Read a blog on sequencing for performance processors and FPGAs. Parameter configuration and status monitoring via PMBus enhances system intelligence. Dynamic voltage scaling optimizes processor performance. Phase interleaving reduces input capacitance and ripple. Current sharing supports higher output current and enhances design flexibility. And sSmall 48-pin VQFN package measures 7 mm by 7 mm by 0.9 mm.
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