AND8302QF65

Overview

The AND8302QF65 is a digital power management integrated circuit (PMIC) manufactured by AnDAPT, Inc. It belongs to the Adaptable PMIC product line based on the AmP platform. The device integrates three 6A synchronous buck converters and two large current load switches within a compact 5mm x 5mm QFN-65 package. Designed for high integration, it supports multiple topology configurations without software programming, offering flexibility for powering chipsets, processors, and memory modules.

Feature Summary

• Integrates three 6A synchronous buck converters and two large current load switches in a single monolithic IC
• Supports flexible topology configuration via WebAdapter tool without requiring custom mask sets or engineering fees
• Features built-in fault protection and timing control mechanisms for robust power management

Applications

• Powering chipset components in computing systems
• Supplying power to central processing units (CPUs)
• Providing power rails for memory modules

Procurement Notes

Verify the specific suffix 'QF65' against official AnDAPT documentation to confirm pinout and package compatibility. Ensure the design utilizes the WebAdapter tool for topology configuration as intended by the manufacturer. Confirm RoHS status and moisture sensitivity levels with the supplier prior to ordering.

Selection Notes

Select this component when a design requires three high-current buck outputs and two load switches in a small footprint. It is suitable for applications needing rapid time-to-market without the cost of custom ASIC development. Consider the 5x5mm QFN package constraints for thermal management and PCB layout requirements.

Part Context

The AND8302QF65 is part of the AnDAPT Adaptable PMIC family released in late 2018. This series leverages the AmP platform to offer various topologies from a single chip base. Other members include the AND8400 with four buck converters and the AND8240 with four LDOs, all sharing similar integration benefits.

Replacement Considerations

Direct substitutes are not explicitly listed in public data. Evaluate other AnDAPT models like the AND8400 if additional buck channels are needed, or the AND8204 if load switch count differs. Cross-reference with standard multi-rail PMICs only if topology flexibility is not required.