power management pmic

AP63300

Full part number: AP63300WU-7

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00 — Overview

What the AP63300 does

The AP63300/AP63301 is a 3A synchronous buck converter operating across a 3.8V to 32V input range. It integrates 75mΩ and 40mΩ power MOSFETs to deliver high-efficiency step-down conversion with up to 88% efficiency at light loads. The device supports 500kHz switching frequencies and includes Frequency Spread Spectrum to reduce EMI. Engineers typically use it for distributed power bus supplies, flat screen monitors, power tools, and general-purpose point-of-load applications. It features a proprietary gate driver scheme, pulse frequency modulation, and comprehensive protection circuitry including thermal shutdown and cycle-by-cycle current limiting. Available in a TSOT26 package, the AP63300 and AP63301 variants offer low quiescent current and precision enable thresholds for diverse electronic systems.

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01 — Key specifications

Datasheet parameters

Datasheet parameters for AP63300
ParameterMinTypMaxConditionsSource
quiescent current — 22 µA — VEN = Floating, VFB = 1.0V Diodes datasheet, p. 6 — Recommended Operating Conditions (Note 7) (At , unless otherwise speci…
output voltage 800 mV — 31 V vout; Recommended Operating Conditions (Note 7) (At $ TA = +25^{\circ}C $, unless otherwise specified.) Diodes datasheet, p. 5 — Recommended Operating Conditions (Note 7) (At , unless otherwise speci…
output current — 3 A — Diodes datasheet, p. 1
supply voltage range 3.8 V — 32 V vin; Recommended Operating Conditions (Note 7) (At $ TA = +25^{\circ}C $, unless otherwise specified.) Diodes datasheet, p. 5 — Recommended Operating Conditions (Note 7) (At , unless otherwise speci…
switching frequency — 500 kHz — Diodes datasheet, p. 6 — Recommended Operating Conditions (Note 7) (At , unless otherwise speci…
operating temperature -40 °C — 85 °C ta; Recommended Operating Conditions (Note 7) (At $ TA = +25^{\circ}C $, unless otherwise specified.) Diodes datasheet, p. 5 — Recommended Operating Conditions (Note 7) (At , unless otherwise speci…
output count — 1 — Diodes datasheet, p. 1
02 — Alternatives

Closest matches to AP63300

AP63203WU-7 4.8× lower output voltage, 2.2× higher switching frequency, 1.5× lower output current
LM2596-12 3.3× lower switching frequency, 1.9× higher operating temperature, 1.3× lower output voltage
XL1509-12E1 3.3× lower switching frequency, 1.5× lower output current, 1.3× lower output voltage
AL8843 15.9× higher quiescent current, 2.5× higher output voltage, 2.0× lower switching frequency
AP3032KTR-G1 3.1× lower supply voltage range, 2.1× lower output current, 2.0× higher switching frequency
LM2576-12 9.6× lower switching frequency, 2.2× higher supply voltage range, 1.9× higher operating temperature
LM2596 4.8× lower output voltage, 3.3× lower switching frequency, 1.9× higher operating temperature
XL4015 3.2× lower output voltage, 2.8× lower switching frequency, 1.9× higher operating temperature
03 — FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What is the maximum operating temperature (ta) for the AP63300WU-7?

The operating temperature (ta) is 85 °C.

What is the output count of the AP63300WU-7?

The output count is 1.

What is the output current of the AP63300WU-7?

The output current is 3 A.

What is the output voltage (vout) under Recommended Operating Conditions (Note 7) at TA = +25°C?

The output voltage is 31 V.

What is the quiescent current when VEN is floating and VFB is 1.0V?

The quiescent current is 22 µA.

What is the supply voltage range (vin) under Recommended Operating Conditions (Note 7) at TA = +25°C?

The supply voltage range (vin) is 32 V.

What is the switching frequency of the AP63300WU-7?

The switching frequency is 500 kHz.

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