Datasheet4U Logo Datasheet4U.com

ISL69147 - Digital Dual Output 7-Phase AMD PWM Controller

Features

  • allow you to extract maximum efficiency from the converter regardless of load conditions. The ISL69147 supports a comprehensive fault management system to enable the design of highly reliable systems. From an overcurrent protection scheme including peak and average detection, to configurable power-good and catastrophic fault protection flags, almost any need is accommodated. With minimal external components, the ability to store eight configurations, robust fault management, and highly accurate.

📥 Download Datasheet

Datasheet Details

Part number ISL69147
Manufacturer Renesas
File Size 203.85 KB
Description Digital Dual Output 7-Phase AMD PWM Controller
Datasheet download datasheet ISL69147 Datasheet

📁 Similar Datasheet

Part Number Description Manufacturer
ISL60007 High Precision FGA Voltage References Intersil Corporation
ISL6142 Negative Voltage Hot Plug Controller Intersil Corporation
ISL6152 Negative Voltage Hot Plug Controller Intersil Corporation
ISL6172 Dual Low Voltage Hot Swap Controller Intersil Corporation
ISL6217 Precision Multi-Phase Buck PWM Controller Intersil Corporation

Other Datasheets by Renesas

Part Number Description
ISL69122 VR13 PWM Controller
ISL69127 Digital Dual Output 6+1-Phase VR13 PWM Controller
ISL69133 VR13/IMVP8 PWM Controller
ISL69137 IMVP8 PWM Controller
ISL69138 VR13/IMVP8 PWM Controller

Full PDF Text Transcription

Click to expand full text
ISL69147 Digital Dual Output 7-Phase AMD PWM Controller The ISL69147 is a digital dual output multiphase (X + Y = 7) PWM controller that is compliant with AMD SVI2 specifications. The digital multiphase controller can be configured to support any phase assignments across the two outputs (X and Y). The ISL69147 supports the PMBus V1.3 and SVI2 interfaces, so the device is ideal for controlling the microprocessor core, memory, and system rails for AMD SVI2 based platforms. When the ISL69147 is configured to use the SVI2 interface, Rail 1 can support a maximum of six phases and Rail 2 must have one phase assigned.
Published: |