ISL6218CVZA

Power Management - Specialized Overview

The ISL6218CVZA is a power supply controller designed for Intel Pentium M processors, manufactured by Renesas Electronics Corporation. It operates within a supply voltage range of 4.75V to 5.25V and draws a supply current of 1.4mA. The device supports surface mount installation in a 38-TSSOP package (equivalent to 38-TFSOP with a 4.40mm width). It functions within an operating temperature range of -10°C to 85°C.

Power Management - Specialized Feature Summary

• Designed as a dedicated controller for Intel Pentium M processor power supplies.

Power Management - Specialized Applications

• Processor power management systems

Power Management - Specialized Procurement Notes

Verify component authenticity through authorized channels due to the discontinued status of this part number. Confirm that the specific suffix corresponds to the required packaging format, such as tube or tape and reel, as availability varies across variants. Ensure compatibility with legacy Intel Pentium M platform designs before procurement.

Power Management - Specialized Selection Notes

Select this component specifically for applications requiring control logic compatible with Intel Pentium M architecture. Consider the 38-pin TSSOP footprint and the specified industrial temperature range when designing the PCB layout. Verify that the single-phase controller capabilities meet the target processor's power requirements.

Power Management - Specialized Part Context

The ISL6218 series belongs to Renesas' portfolio of specialized power management integrated circuits targeting mobile computing platforms. This specific model addresses the voltage regulation needs of older generation Intel mobile processors, serving as a critical component in laptop and portable device power distribution networks.

Power Management - Specialized Replacement Considerations

Public confirmed substitute part numbers are not available in the provided documentation. As the product status is listed as discontinued, alternative solutions may require architectural redesign or validation of newer generation controllers with compatible pinouts and control protocols.