DC/DC Switching Regulators: Introduction
Nisshinbo Micro Devices provides various DC/DC switching regulators that cover Buck, Boost, inverting, flyback and Buck-Boost topologies. We offer a wide operating voltage range from low operating voltage type that design for energy-harvest to 80V maximum rating products. As well as we have a wide coverage of output current, also Controller type with external MOSFET are available. Furthermore, depending on application demand, several variation can be offer such as switching modes, noise immunity, inductor built-in module and so on.
Featured Products
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0.3V Ultra-low Output Voltage Buck DC/DC Module
No complex wiring required, enabling compact board design with ease
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2A Low Quiescent Current PWM/PFM Step-down Switching Regulator
4 MHz high-speed switching technology for small footprint solution
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MOSFET Drive Switching Regulator IC for Boost / Fly-back Converter
Correspond to various external MOSFETs due to two types of gate drive voltage.
Prime Designer
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SPICE Model (Macromodel)
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FAQ
Refer to the following FAQs for more details on functions of the DC/DC Switching Regulators and and frequently asked questions.
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