Analog IC designer and manufacturer Austria Microelectronics has added two new power management chips that can be widely used in various processors, allowing customers to make temporary changes and fine-tuning, without having to redesign power management modules, and be flexible, and will attack multiple mobile devices. Business.
Austrian Microelectronics today announced the addition of two new power management chip products through its information release, which will provide more flexible power solutions for second-generation tablet PCs, media players, and handheld game consoles.
Austrian Microelectronics stated that both power management chips have common boot configuration programming features that can be widely applied to a variety of processors to facilitate temporary changes and fine-tuning. Even if the processor is changed or upgraded, there is no need to redesign the power management module. Groups are flexible solutions for customers.
Specifications, the newly introduced power management chip includes three 4MHz DC-DC step-down converters, two DC-DC step-up converters, eight LDOs, four GPIOs, 1.5A chargers, I2C, and three Current sinks, ADCs, monitors, and real-time clocks (RTCs) maximize efficiencies and reduce space requirements and costs.
Austriamicrosystems stated that the outputs of the converters included in the new products are all programmable; of the 8 LDOs, 2 are low-noise, suitable for noise-requiring RF modules; boost converters can be applied to higher than required Lithium battery voltage power peripherals such as Class D amplifiers, USB OTG/Host, OLED displays, and LED backlights.
Peter Kammerlander, product manager of austriamicrosystems, said that the versatility of the power management chip allows the use of a single Power Supply design feature for the same platform product, allowing developers to respond to the rapidly changing mobile device market without having to constantly change the power management module. Group design.
Austrian Microelectronics today announced the addition of two new power management chip products through its information release, which will provide more flexible power solutions for second-generation tablet PCs, media players, and handheld game consoles.
Austrian Microelectronics stated that both power management chips have common boot configuration programming features that can be widely applied to a variety of processors to facilitate temporary changes and fine-tuning. Even if the processor is changed or upgraded, there is no need to redesign the power management module. Groups are flexible solutions for customers.
Specifications, the newly introduced power management chip includes three 4MHz DC-DC step-down converters, two DC-DC step-up converters, eight LDOs, four GPIOs, 1.5A chargers, I2C, and three Current sinks, ADCs, monitors, and real-time clocks (RTCs) maximize efficiencies and reduce space requirements and costs.
Austriamicrosystems stated that the outputs of the converters included in the new products are all programmable; of the 8 LDOs, 2 are low-noise, suitable for noise-requiring RF modules; boost converters can be applied to higher than required Lithium battery voltage power peripherals such as Class D amplifiers, USB OTG/Host, OLED displays, and LED backlights.
Peter Kammerlander, product manager of austriamicrosystems, said that the versatility of the power management chip allows the use of a single Power Supply design feature for the same platform product, allowing developers to respond to the rapidly changing mobile device market without having to constantly change the power management module. Group design.
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