Texas Instruments Power Distributor | DC-DC and LDO
Genuine Texas Instruments step-down converters and low-noise LDOs for efficient, quiet power rails.
Power Management ICs Overview
BeiLuo supplies genuine Texas Instruments power management ICs, the regulators that turn a raw supply into the quiet, stable rails that the rest of a design depends on. TI offers a broad portfolio of step-down and step-up converters, linear regulators and power-path devices, from simple 3-amp buck converters to ultra-low-noise LDOs that supply precision analog circuits. A step-down converter such as the TPS54331 integrates the high-side switch and delivers up to 3 amps from an input as high as 28 volts, with a fixed switching frequency and an Eco-mode that improves efficiency at light load, which suits industrial and consumer power supplies. An ultra-low-noise LDO such as the TPS7A4700 delivers up to 1 amp with only a few microvolts of output noise and a user-programmable output voltage, which is exactly what a precision analog or RF rail needs. Choosing a regulator is a balance among input and output voltage, current, efficiency, noise and thermal package, and the right part depends on what the rail supplies. Noise matters most for analog and RF rails, efficiency matters most for battery-powered products, and thermal performance matters for high-current rails. Every device BeiLuo ships is factory-traceable and includes an import declaration, a certificate of origin and a RoHS compliance file. Our FAE team helps you choose the topology, plan the layout and verify the thermal design.
Power Management ICs Product Range
In-stock Power IC series available now, each with import documentation and FAE support. Click a model for full specifications and purchase information.
| Model | Type | Vin | Iout | Vout | Package |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| TPS54331DDAR | Step-down converter | 3.5 to 28 V | 3 A | Adjustable to 0.8 V | SOIC-8 PowerPAD |
| TPS7A4700RGWR | Ultra-low-noise LDO | 3 to 36 V | 1 A | 1.4 to 20.5 V (ANY-OUT) | VQFN-20 |
Frequently Asked Questions
When should I use an LDO instead of a switching converter?
Use an LDO when the rail must be quiet or the voltage drop is small, because it produces no switching noise. Use a switching converter when efficiency or a large voltage drop matters.
Many designs use a switcher for the main rail and an LDO for the sensitive analog rail.
How do I keep a converter's switching noise out of analog circuits?
Keep the switching loop small, place the input capacitor close, and use a separate LDO for the analog rail so the converter's ripple does not reach it.
Layout and grounding decide the result as much as the part.
What thermal design does a regulator need?
The package must carry the dissipated power to the board, so use the thermal pad and copper area the datasheet recommends and calculate the junction temperature.
Our FAE team reviews the thermal design during design-in.
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