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A7987-Based 3 A Step-Down DC/DC Switching Regulator (VIN = 4.5 V to 60 V)

STEVAL-ISA207V1

Overview

The STEVAL-ISA207V1 evaluation board is a step-down switching power supply based on the A7987 regulator in an HTSSOP16 package. It is designed for automotive system battery-powered applications. The output voltage can be set starting from 0.8 V. Almost low drop-out operation, due to the advanced integrated switch management, can be achieved.

The A7987 is a 61 V, 3 A step-down asynchronous switching regulator with embedded high-side power MOSFET is capable of delivering up to 3 A of current, depending on the application conditions.
The embedded switchover feature on the VBIAS pin and the light load management (pulse skipping) are included to maximize power conversion efficiency across the entire load range, and the soft-start current limit threshold and switching frequency can be adjusted according to specific application requirements.
The device includes an internal 250 kHz oscillator that can be set up to 1.5 MHz by changing an on-board resistor. Two A7987 regulators can be synchronized in a 180° out-of-phase configuration for reduced total input RMS current.

Main features

4.5 V to 60 V input voltage
Step-down (buck) conversion
3.3 V output voltage
Up to 3 A DC output current
500 kHz switching frequency
3.5 ms programmed soft-start

Compliant with ceramic output capacitors
180° out-of-phase synchronization available
Auto recovery overcurrent and thermal protection
RoHS and China RoHS compliant
WEEE compliant (2012/19/UE WEEE II)

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