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LMR51610XFDBVR product

LMR51610XFDBVR

Power Management (PMIC)

1 A buck regulator4 V to 65 V input400 kHzFPWMSOT-23-6Synchronous rectification

LMR51610XFDBVR is a compact 1 A synchronous buck regulator for wide-input industrial rails where fixed 400 kHz FPWM operation and low light-load output ripple are required.

Best for

  • Wide-input industrial buck rails
  • Low-ripple fixed-frequency power rails
  • Compact 1 A point-of-load conversion

Avoid if

  • Input voltage can exceed the 65 V operating limit without suitable transient protection
  • A larger thermal package is required for sustained high-temperature operation
  • Pulse-frequency modulation is required for best light-load efficiency

Check before use

  • Check maximum junction temperature with the actual PCB copper area.
  • Use a 100 nF X5R or X7R bootstrap capacitor between CB and SW.
  • Place the input bypass capacitor directly near VIN and GND.

Key specifications

Input voltage
4 V to 65 V
Output current
1 A
Switching frequency
400 kHz FPWM
Output voltage
0.8 V to 28 V adjustable
Package
SOT-23-6 (DBV)

Compliance & Environment

RoHS
Yes
REACH
-
MSL
Level-2-260C-1 YEAR
ECCN
-
HTSUS
-

Application

Industrial control power railsPLC, DCS and PAC suppliesSmart meter powerPoint-of-load buck conversion

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LMR51610XFDBVR is a Texas Instruments synchronous step-down DC/DC converter in a 6-pin SOT-23 package. This ordering variant provides up to 1 A output current, operates at 400 kHz, and uses forced PWM operation.