MP1472
NOT RECOMMENDED FOR NEW DESIGNS
4.75V to 18V, 340kHz, 2A Sync Buck with TSOT23-8 package, Low Cost
MP1472 continues to be in production for existing customers. Please consider this alternative for new designs:
MP1476
MP1476
18V, 2A, 800kHz, High-Efficiency, Synchronous, Step-Down Converter in SOT563 Package
Features & Benefits
- Wide 4.2V to 18V Operating Input Range
- 126mΩ/58mΩ Low RDS(ON) Internal Power MOSFETs
- 190μA Low IQ
- High-Efficiency Synchronous Mode Operation
- Power-Save Mode (PSM) at Light Load
- Fast Load Transient Response
- 800kHz Switching Frequency
- Internal Soft Start (SS)
- Over-Current Protection (OCP) and Hiccup
- Thermal Shutdown
- Output Adjustable from 0.8V
- Available in a SOT563 Package
… and many more!
Active Part Numbers:
MP1472GJ-P MP1472GJ-Z MP1472GJ-LF-P MP1472GJ-LF-Z MP1472XN
Meaning of P & Z 
Recommended Inductors
MP1472 Resources
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MP5470: UNBOXING AND GETTING STARTEDOur engineers walk you through unboxing and getting started with the evaluation kit for the MP5470, a power management IC with four buck converters and configurable settings. The EV5470-L-00A evaluation board provides the ability to test and configure the 4V to 16V PMIC for your application.
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SWITCH NODE LAYOUT CONSIDERATIONS FOR EMCThe switch node of a switching regulator or power converter circuit is a critical conduction path that requires special attention when designing the PCB layout. This circuit node is where one or more power semiconductor switches (such as a MOSFET or diode) connect to a magnetic energy-storing device (such as an inductor or transformer winding). The switching signals of this circuit node contain fa...
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UNDERSTANDING DATASHEET THERMAL PARAMETERS AND IC JUNCTION TEMPERATURESThere is much confusion regarding how to make meaningful design decisions when converting a datasheet’s thermal resistance parameters. This introductory article will help today’s hardware engineers understand how to decipher the thermal parameters found in datasheets — including whether to choose theta vs. psi, how to calculate these values, and most importantly, how to apply the...
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QUICK TIPS TO DIAGNOSE AND STABILIZE AN UNSTABLE SWITCHING POWER SUPPLYAn unstable power supply can cause severe system issues, such as audible noise from the passive components, unexpected jittering in the switching frequency, extreme oscillations on the output voltage during load transient events, and failures in the semiconductor switches. While there are various reasons for instability, an un-tuned compensation network accounts for majority of instability issues ...
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