ams AS3701 Micro-PMIC

ams AS3701 Micro-PMIC
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Beschreibung

The AS3701 is a small microPMIC for small size and low power applications. AS3701 features one 500mA DC-DC buck converter operating at 1MHz up to 4MHz, two 200mA LDOs, two 40mA current sinks and offers additional GPIO functions. Further, the device contains an integrated power path management linear battery charger with constant current and constant voltage operation. The wide charging current range going from 11mA up to 500mA and the integrated battery temperature monitoring with selectable NTC beta values make this device suitable for a great variety of applications. The single supply voltage may vary from 2.7V to 5.5V and all functionalities of AS3701 can be controlled via the I2C interface.
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Eigenschaften

  • Multiple rails in a compact design for low power applications
  • Self-contained Li-ion battery charger with power path management
  • Flexible multi-purpose IOs for general control tasks and for standalone operation with I²C interface
  • Flexible and fast adaption to different processors/applications
  • Cost effective, small package optimized for low PCB cost and size

Vorteile

  • Linear charger with internal transistor
  • Trickle/Constant current and constant voltage
  • 2 programmable current sources up to 40mA
  • Low battery and Power Good output
  • Standby function with programmable voltages

Parameter

Universal LDOs [mA]
2x200
Charger
Linear
DC-DC Step Down Converters
1x0.5A
Package
WL-CSP-20, 0.4mm pitch
Current Sinks [mA]
2x40
Customizable Startup Sequences
Programmable

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Datenblätter

AS3701 DS000366

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