The TLV61046ADBVR step-up DC-DC converter for handheld device power supply is designed to help power small devices efficiently. It increases low battery power to higher levels, ensuring that devices continue to function well even when the battery is low. Its compact size makes it ideal for tiny gadgets such as wearables and IoT tools. By utilizing the TLV61046ADBVR, energy usage is improved, and battery life is extended. Engineers can rely on this converter to effectively power modern battery-operated systems with ease.
The TLV61046ADBVR boosts weak battery power, perfect for small gadgets like wearables and smart devices.
It works up to 90% efficiently and uses only 20µA when idle, saving battery and cutting energy waste.
Picking the right parts, like inductors and capacitors, is key; low-resistance ones make it work better.
Managing heat is important; add heat paths and keep sensitive parts away to stop overheating.
A good circuit board design helps; keep power lines short and use a strong ground layer to lower noise and stay stable.
The TLV61046ADBVR step-up DC-DC converter works with many input voltages. It can handle as low as 1.8V and boost it up to 15V. This makes it great for devices using single-cell batteries or other low-power sources. It powers parts needing higher voltages, keeping devices steady in different uses.
Efficiency is very important in portable power systems. The TLV61046ADBVR reaches up to 90% efficiency, helping batteries last longer. Its quiescent current is only 20µA, using very little power when idle. High efficiency and low quiescent current make it perfect for saving energy in battery-powered devices.
Specification | Value |
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Quiescent Current | 20µA |
Efficiency | 90% |
This converter helps save energy and lets devices run longer.
The TLV61046ADBVR switches at 1.0 MHz frequency. This high speed allows smaller parts like inductors and capacitors, saving space on the board. Its switch current limit is 980 mA, giving enough power for many uses. These features make it a good pick for small and efficient designs.
Specification | Value |
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Switching Frequency | 1.0 MHz |
Typical Switch Current Limit | 980 mA |
With these specs, you can create portable systems that are strong and space-saving.
The TLV61046ADBVR helps power microcontrollers in small gadgets. Microcontrollers need steady voltage to work well, even with low batteries. This converter boosts weak battery power to the needed levels. It works with input voltages starting at 1.8V, making it great for single-cell batteries. Its high efficiency reduces wasted energy and extends battery life. Whether it's a fitness tracker or medical device, this converter gives reliable power.
The TLV61046ADBVR is great for powering LED backlights in screens. It saves energy, which is important for battery-powered devices. Its wide input voltage range fits many screen setups. The low quiescent current helps batteries last longer. A soft start feature, lasting 7 ms, lowers startup power surges. It also has safety features like short circuit and heat protection.
Metric | Description |
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Efficiency | Saves energy for LED backlighting. |
Input Voltage Range | Works with many screen setups. |
Quiescent Current | Uses less power when idle. |
Switch Current Limit | Handles up to 980 mA for strong performance. |
Soft Start Time | 7-ms soft start lowers startup surges. |
Protection Features | Includes safety features like heat and short circuit protection. |
These features make the TLV61046ADBVR a safe and efficient choice for screen backlighting.
IoT gadgets and wearables need small and efficient power solutions. The TLV61046ADBVR is compact and boosts low battery power to higher levels. This keeps IoT sensors and wearables working well as batteries drain. Its low quiescent current saves energy when devices are in standby mode. This extends battery life. Whether it's a smart home sensor or fitness band, this converter provides reliable and efficient power.
Choosing the right inductor and capacitors is very important. The inductor should have low DC resistance (DCR) to save power. This helps the converter work more efficiently. An inductor value between 4.7 µH and 10 µH is usually good. Make sure the inductor's saturation current is higher than the converter's peak current. This avoids problems during operation.
For capacitors, pick ones with low equivalent series resistance (ESR). Ceramic capacitors with X5R or X7R materials are stable and reliable. Place the input capacitor close to the VIN pin to reduce noise. This also improves input stability. Similarly, put the output capacitor near the VOUT pin for steady output voltage. A common setup uses a 10 µF input capacitor and a 22 µF output capacitor. Adjust these values if your device needs something different.
Managing heat is key to keeping the TLV61046ADBVR working well. High temperatures can hurt performance and shorten the system's life. To reduce heat, operate the converter in its efficient range. The TLV61046ADBVR is built to save energy and create less heat.
Use a PCB that spreads heat well to improve cooling. Adding thermal vias under the IC helps move heat away faster. Keep heat-sensitive parts away from the converter to avoid overheating them. If your device uses high currents, think about adding a heat sink or thermal pad. These help remove extra heat.
A good PCB layout is important for the TLV61046ADBVR to work its best. Keep power traces short and wide to lower resistance. This reduces voltage drops. Place input and output capacitors close to the IC to cut down noise and keep things stable.
Grounding is also very important. Use a solid ground plane for return currents. Connect the IC, capacitors, and other parts directly to this ground plane. This lowers electromagnetic interference (EMI) and boosts performance.
Don’t route sensitive signal traces near high-current paths. This avoids noise problems and keeps the system accurate. If your PCB has multiple layers, use one layer just for the ground plane. This further improves how well the system works.
Optimization Strategy | Description |
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Saves energy and reduces heat generation. | |
Wide Input Voltage Range | Works with many input voltages for flexibility. |
Low Quiescent Current | Uses less power when idle, extending battery life. |
By following these steps, you can make your portable power system work better and last longer.
If the output voltage is unstable, your device may not work well. First, check the input and output capacitors. Make sure they have the right values and low ESR. Use ceramic capacitors made of X5R or X7R materials. Place these capacitors close to the input and output pins of the TLV61046ADBVR.
Next, look at the inductor. It should have low DCR and the correct saturation current. This helps prevent voltage changes. If the problem continues, review your PCB layout. Keep power traces short and wide to lower resistance and noise. A solid ground plane can also help keep the voltage steady.
Tip: Use an oscilloscope to check the output voltage. This tool helps you find and fix problems quickly.
Low efficiency at light loads can drain the battery faster. To fix this, check the TLV61046ADBVR's operating mode. It might switch to PFM mode at low loads, which is normal. If efficiency is still low, check the quiescent current. High quiescent current could mean a design or component issue.
Also, make sure the inductor and capacitors match your load needs. Using the wrong components can lower efficiency. Lastly, check the PCB for leaks or damaged traces. These can cause unwanted current and waste energy.
Overheating can harm the TLV61046ADBVR and nearby parts. First, measure the temperature during use. If it’s too high, check the load current. Too much current can cause overheating.
Look at the PCB layout for heat management. Add thermal vias under the IC to spread heat better. If the problem continues, use a heat sink or thermal pad. Also, ensure the converter runs within its efficient range. Running outside this range creates extra heat.
Note: Keep heat-sensitive parts away from the converter. This stops them from being damaged by high temperatures.
The TLV61046ADBVR is a great choice for portable power systems. It works with input voltages from 0.7V to 5.5V and can output up to 28V. This makes it useful for many devices. With 90% efficiency and a low quiescent current of 20µA, it helps batteries last longer and ensures steady performance.
Specification | Details |
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Output voltage range | Up to 28V |
Input voltage range | 0.7V to 5.5V |
On-off level | Up to 1MHz |
Quiescent Current | As low as 20µA |
Efficiency | Up to 90% |
This converter is ideal for powering microcontrollers, LED backlights, and IoT gadgets. To get the best results, pick the right parts and manage heat properly. Fixing common problems will keep your system working well. Use these tips to build strong and energy-saving portable power systems.
Tip: Check your design often for stable voltage and good cooling to improve performance.
Choose an inductor with low DC resistance (DCR). Its saturation current should be higher than the converter's peak current. A value between 4.7 µH and 10 µH is usually good. This helps the converter work well and avoids problems.
Tip: Match the inductor's specs to your system's needs.
The TLV61046ADBVR works well within its temperature limits. Too much heat can lower its performance. Use thermal vias, heat sinks, or pads to control heat. Keep heat-sensitive parts away from the converter to prevent damage.
Note: Check the temperature during use to keep it safe.
Look at the input and output capacitors. Make sure they have the right values and low ESR. The inductor should have low DCR and enough saturation current. Check your PCB layout for short power paths and a solid ground plane. These steps help steady the voltage.
Low efficiency at light loads happens when the converter switches to PFM mode. Check the quiescent current and ensure the inductor and capacitors fit your load. Look for damaged PCB traces or leaks that waste energy.
Place capacitors close to the IC. Use a solid ground plane to reduce electromagnetic interference (EMI). Keep sensitive signal paths away from high-current areas. These steps cut noise and improve performance.
Tip: Use ceramic capacitors made of X5R or X7R for better results.
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