“PicoBK™” MYRGP-W/MYRGP-B series
1.0A Inductor Built-in Step-Down DC/DC Converters
■NOTE ON USE
1. For the phenomenon of temporal and transitional voltage decrease or voltage increase, the IC may be damaged or
deteriorated if IC is used beyond the absolute MAX. specifications.
2. Spike noise and ripple voltage arise in a switching regulator as with a DC/DC converter. These are greatly influenced by
external component selection, such as the coil inductance, capacitance values, and board layout of external components.
Once the design has been completed, verification with actual components should be done.
3. The DC/DC converter characteristics depend greatly on the externally connected components as well as on the
characteristics of this IC, so refer to the specifications and standard circuit examples of each component when carefully
considering which components to select. Be especially careful of the capacitor characteristics and use B characteristics (JIS
standard) or X7R, X5R (EIA standard) ceramic capacitors.
4. Sufficiently reinforce the ground wiring. In particular, reinforce near the PGND and AGND pin as fluctuations of the ground
phase due to the ground current during switching may cause the operation of the IC to become unstable.
5. Mount external components as close as possible to the IC. Keep the wiring short and thick to lower the wiring impedance.
6. A feature of High Speed Transient Response -COT control is that it controls the off time in order to control the duty, which
power loss between the input (VIN pin) and output (VOUT pin) due to the load, and thus the switching
addition, changes in the on time due to 100% duty cycle mode are allowed. For this reason, caution
varies due to the effects of
frequency fluctuates. In
must be exercised as the characteristics of the switching frequency will vary depending on the external component
characteristics, board layout, input voltage, output voltage, load current and other parameters.
7. Due to propagation delay inside the product, the on time generated by the minimum on time generation circuit may not be the
same as the on time that is the ratio of the input voltage to the output voltage.
8. With regard to the current limiting value, the actual coil current may at times exceed the electrical characteristics due to
propagation delay inside the product.
9. The CE pin is a CMOS input pin. Do not use with the pin open. If connecting to the input or ground, use a resistor up to 1MΩ.
To prevent malfunctioning of the device connected to this product or the input/output due to short circuiting between pins, it is
recommended that a resistor be connected.
10. If the outputvoltagedropsbelowtheshortcircuit protection threshold voltageat theendof the softstartinterval, operationwill stop.
11. PWM/PFM auto switching control is a discontinuous conduction mode when the load is light, and in cases where the voltage
difference between input and output is low or the coil inductance is higher than the value indicated in the standard circuit
example, the coil current may reverse when the load is light, and thus pulse skipping will not be possible and light load
efficiency will worsen.
12. When the input voltage is close to the minimum input voltage, the current limit circuit might not be able to work.
13. When the voltage difference between input voltage and output voltage is low, the load stability feature may deteriorate.
14. If the capacitance value is not sufficient by degrading CL due to the low temp. condition and DC bias feature, 100% duty
cycle might come up for the load transient condition. Add capacitance value for CL if necessary.
15. If the capacitance value is not sufficient by degrading CL due to the low temp. condition and DC bias feature, the duty cycle
might not be stable. Add capacitance value for CL if necessary.
16.MURATA places an importance on improving our products and their reliability.We request that users incorporate fail-
safe designs and post-aging protection treatment when using MURATA products in their systems.
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