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ADP3162JR is listed in the Special Purpose Regulators range at ChipApex. The manufacturer field lists Analog Devices Inc.. Its product description is SYNCHRONOUS BUCK CONTROLLER. Review the specifications below when checking this part for your BOM.
The ADP3162JR is a highly efficient dual-output synchronous buck switching regulator controller designed for converting 5V or 12V main supplies into core voltages for high-performance processors. It features an internal 5-bit DAC to read VID codes, setting output voltage between 1.05V and 1.825V with ±0.8% total accuracy over temperature. Operating in current-mode with PWM control, it supports up to 2000 kHz switching frequency within a 6.5V to 14V input range. The device utilizes ADOPT technology for superior load transient response and includes short circuit, overvoltage, and power good protection.
Verify the manufacturer source carefully, as Rochester Electronics may distribute this part. Confirm the specific suffix indicates the SOIC-16 package and commercial/industrial temperature range. Ensure the component matches the original Analog Devices specification for VRM 8.5 compliance. Check for any lot traceability requirements if applicable to your manufacturing process.
Select this controller when designing dual-phase synchronous buck converters for Intel Tualatin processors. It is suitable for applications requiring precise VID-based voltage programming and fast transient response. Consider its compatibility with external high-power drivers via logic-level PWM outputs. Evaluate system cost benefits against VRM 8.5 standards.
The ADP3162 belongs to Analog Devices' family of synchronous buck controllers optimized for processor core voltage regulation. It complements parts like the ADP3160 and ADP3161, offering dual-output capability and advanced positioning technology. This series targets desktop PC power supplies and VRM modules, providing integrated protection and accurate voltage tracking for high-performance computing applications.
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