MP5410 1.8-5.5V Low Start-up Voltage Boost Converter QFN16
MP5410 1.8-5.5V Low Start-up Voltage Boost Converter QFN16

MP5410 1.8-5.5V Low Start-up Voltage Boost Converter QFN16

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    MP5410 1.8-5.5V Low Start-up Voltage Boost Converter QFN16

    The MPS MP5410 is a Low Start-up Voltage Boost Converter. It operates from a 1.8 V to 5.5 V input. It is supplied in a QFN16 package.

    The MP5410 is a high efficiency, current mode step-up converter with four single-pole/double- throw (SPDT) switches designed for low-power bias supply application.

    Key Specifications

    Part NumberMP5410
    FunctionLow Start-up Voltage Boost Converter
    Input Voltage1.8 V to 5.5 V
    Output Voltage10 V
    Peak Efficiency80%
    PackageQFN16
    Ordering CodesMP5410

    Features

    • 1.8V Low Voltage Start-Up
    • 1.8V to 5.5V Input Range
    • Output Disconnection
    • Integrated Power MOS & Schottky Diode
    • Variable Frequency Control
    • <1µA Shutdown Current
    • Current Mode Control with Internal Compensation
    • More than 80% Efficiency at Light Load Conditions
    • Tiny External Components
    • Inrush Current Limiting and Internal Soft- Start

    Typical Application Circuit

    MP5410 typical application circuit
    MP5410 typical application circuit, as published in the MPS datasheet.

    Applications

    • Dual-cell and Three-cell NiCd/NiMH or Single-cell Li Battery Consumer Products
    • 3D Glass Driver
    • Small LCD Displays Bias Supply
    • Digital Still and Video Cameras
    • Handheld Computers and PDAs
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    Design Notes

    • Rail sequencing order and delay are part of the SoC power-up contract; a wrong order latches the processor even though every rail is in spec.
    • In multiphase designs, current balance depends on the loop matching between phases, so keep the layout symmetric.
    • Digital interfaces (PMBus, I²C) need pull-ups to the correct rail and a defined state during power-up.
    • Thermal design is a system problem here: the PMIC sits next to the load it feeds, so budget the shared copper, not the package alone.

    Common Questions

    What input voltage does the MP5410 support?
    1.8 V to 5.5 V.
    Which package and ordering codes apply to the MP5410?
    QFN16; order codes include MP5410.
    What are the defining features of the MP5410?
    1.8V Low Voltage Start-Up 1.8V to 5.5V Input Range

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