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MIC23060 - Sequenced Power Management

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  • The MIC23060 is a highly efficient power management IC integrating a high frequency DC/DC converter with HyperLight Load™ mode and a low input voltage capable LDO. The MIC23060 offers two output voltages at very high efficiency on both outputs while maintaining a low total system cost. The MIC23060 also provides sequencing of the two outputs in every potential combination of turn-on and turnoff sequencing by connecting two pins either high or low, and using a single GPIO to enable and disable t.

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Part number MIC23060
Manufacturer Micrel Semiconductor
File Size 733.23 KB
Description Sequenced Power Management
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MIC23060 Sequenced Power Management IC with HyperLight Load™ DC/DC and Dual Input LDO™ General Description Features The MIC23060 is a highly efficient power management IC integrating a high frequency DC/DC converter with HyperLight Load™ mode and a low input voltage capable LDO. The MIC23060 offers two output voltages at very high efficiency on both outputs while maintaining a low total system cost. The MIC23060 also provides sequencing of the two outputs in every potential combination of turn-on and turnoff sequencing by connecting two pins either high or low, and using a single GPIO to enable and disable the device. The LDO is designed both to post regulate from the output of the DC/DC converter for high system efficiency, and/or power directly from the battery.