
Texas Instruments
Alternative with higher output current (3.5A) but a lower max input voltage (60V).
LMR38020SDDAR is a high-voltage (80V), 2A synchronous step-down converter. Finding a direct replacement requires careful matching of its wide input voltage range, a key feature for robust industrial applications.
All candidates have lower max input voltage (36V-60V vs 80V).
All candidates share the same HSOIC-8 package.
No direct drop-in replacement was found. All candidates have a lower maximum input voltage rating than the target's 80V.
Use a parametric alternative like TPS54360DDAR, but only if the application's maximum input voltage is below 60V.
The primary risk is electrical overstress due to the lower maximum input voltage of all potential alternatives.

Texas Instruments
Alternative with higher output current (3.5A) but a lower max input voltage (60V).
| Feature / factor | LMR38020SDDAR | TPS54360DDAR | LMR33630ADDAR | Alt 3 | Compatibility / risk |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Package | HSOIC-8 | HSOIC (8) | - | HSOIC-8 — Package matches, check thermal pad. | |
| Voltage | 4.2V - 80V | 4.5V - 60V | - | 3.8V - 36V — Candidate has significantly lower max input voltage. | |
| Current | 2.0A | 3.5A | - | 3.0A — Candidate offers higher output current. | |
| Temperature | -40°C to 150°C | -40°C to 150°C | - | -40°C to 150°C — Operating temperature range matches. | |
| Switching Frequency | 200kHz - 2.2MHz | - | 400kHz (Fixed) | 400kHz (Fixed) — Fixed frequency vs. adjustable range. |
TPS54360DDAR is a potential alternative if your system's input voltage does not exceed 60V. It offers a higher 3.5A output current in the same package, but the reduced voltage rating requires careful verification.