NISSHINBO Launched 0.5A/1A 6MHz PWM/VFM Step-down DC/DC Converter RP539 Series with Synchronous Rectifier

2023-07-29 NISSHINBO
PWM/VFM Step-down DC/DC Converter,RP539,RP539Z,RP539Z-F

The RP539 Series is a low-supply current CMOS-based PWM/VFM Step-down DC/DC Converter with a synchronous rectifier featuring 0.5A/1A output current. Internally, a single converter consists of a reference voltage unit, an error amplifier, a switching control circuit, a mode control circuit, a soft-start circuit, an under-voltage lockout (UVLO) circuit, a thermal shutdown circuit, and switching transistors. The RP539 Series is employing synchronous rectification for improving the efficiency of rectification by replacing diodes with built-in switching transistors.


Using synchronous rectification not only increases circuit performance but also allows a design to reduce parts count. The output voltage controlling method is selectable between a PWM/VFM auto-switching control type and a forced PWM control type, which further reduces noise than a normal PWM control under a light load, and these types can be set by the MODE pin. Output voltage type is selectable between an internally fixed output voltage type and an externally adjustable output voltage type. Protection circuits in the RP539 Series are the current limit circuit and thermal shutdown circuit. LX's current limit value (Typ.) is selectable between 1.6A and 1.0A.


The RP539Z is available in WLCSP-6-P6 which achieves high-density mounting on boards. Using a capacitor of 0402-/1005-size (inch/mm) and an inductor of 0402-/1005-size (inch/mm) as external parts help to save space for devices.


Specs & Datasheets

Typical Application

Fixed Output Voltage Type

MODE = High: Forced PWM Control, MODE = Low: PWM/VFM Auto-switching Control

CIN: 4.7µF, COUT: 10µF, L: 0.47µH to 0.56µH


Adjustable Output Voltage Type

MODE = High: Forced PWM Control, MODE = Low: PWM/VFM Auto-switching Control

CIN: 4.7µF, COUT: 10µF, L: 0.47µH to 0.56µH


Efficiency vs. Output Current (VFM)

Efficiency vs. Output Current (Forced PWM)


Quality & Packages

About Nisshinbo

New Japan Radio Co., Ltd. and Ricoh Electronic Devices Co., Ltd. of the Nisshinbo Group were integrated and started operation as Nisshinbo Micro Devices Inc. in January 2022. Nisshinbo integrated the strengths of both companies and refine "Connect Everything" technology, and, therefore, strives for further growth and development as an "Analog Solution Provider toward the realization of an ultra-smart society.

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