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The LM3687TLX-1812/NOPB is a dual-output power management integrated circuit manufactured by Texas Instruments, formerly National Semiconductor. It integrates a synchronous step-down DC-DC converter and a low-dropout linear regulator (LDO) within a single package. The device operates with an input voltage range of 2.7V to 5.5V and features a switching frequency of 1.8MHz. Output 1 provides a fixed 1.8V at up to 400mA from the buck converter, while Output 2 supplies a fixed 1.2V at up to 350mA from the LDO. It is housed in a compact 9-DSBGA package suitable for space-constrained portable applications.
Verify the manufacturer designation carefully, as Texas Instruments acquired National Semiconductor; datasheets may list either entity. Confirm the suffix 'NOPB' indicates lead-free and RoHS compliance. Ensure the specific output voltage configuration matches the design requirements, as other variants exist within the LM3687 family. Check current availability status directly with authorized distributors due to potential supply chain fluctuations.
Select this component when a system requires both high-efficiency switching regulation for higher current loads and low-noise linear regulation for sensitive analog circuits. The 1.8MHz switching frequency allows for smaller inductors and capacitors compared to lower-frequency alternatives. Consider the 9-DSBGA package constraints regarding PCB layout and thermal dissipation capabilities during the design phase.
This part belongs to the LM3687 series of dual-output PMICs designed for portable electronics. It combines the benefits of switching regulators and LDOs to optimize efficiency and noise performance. The 'TLX' suffix typically denotes tape and reel packaging, while '1812' specifies the fixed output voltages of 1.8V and 1.2V.
Consult official substitution guides for equivalent parts such as the LM3687QML or other TI PMICs with similar dual-output configurations. Verify pin compatibility and electrical specifications before replacing components in existing designs.