The MAX1639 is an ultra-high-performance, step-down DC-DC controller for CPU power in high-end computer systems. Designed for demanding applications in which output voltage precision and good transient response are critical for proper operation, it delivers over 35A from 1.1V to 4.5V with ±1% total accuracy from a +5V ±10% supply. Excellent dynamic response corrects output transients caused by the latest dynamically clocked CPUs. This controller achieves over 90% efficiency by using synchronous rectification. Flying-capacitor bootstrap circuitry drives inexpensive, external N-channel MOSFETs. The switching frequency is pin-selectable for 300kHz, 600kHz, or 1MHz. High switching frequencies allow the use of a small surface-mount inductor and decrease output filter capacitor requirements, reducing board area and system cost. Output overvoltage protection is enforced by a crowbar circuit that turns on the low-side MOSFET with 100% duty factor when the output is 200mV above the normal regulation point. Other features include internal digital soft-start, a power-good output, and a 3.5V ±1% reference output. The MAX1639 is available in a 16-pin narrow SOIC package. Applications * Computers: Desktop, Workstation, Server * GTL Bus Termination * LAN Servers * Local DC-DC Converters for CPUs * Workstations * Better than ±1% Output Accuracy Over Line and Load * Greater than 90% Efficiency Using N-Channel MOSFETs * Pin-Selected High Switching Frequency: 300kHz, 600kHz, or 1MHz * Over 35A Output Current * Resistor-Divider Adjustable Output from 1.1V to 4.5V * Current-Mode Control for Fast Transient Response and Cycle-by-Cycle Current-Limit Protection * Short-Circuit Protection with Foldback Current Limiting * Crowbar Overvoltage Protection * Power-Good (PWROK) Output * Digital Soft-Start * High-Current (2A) Drive Outputs https://elecena.pl/product/22317440/high-speed-step-down-controller-with-synchronous-rectification-for-cpu-power 2022-12-27 https://elecena.pl/product/22317440/high-speed-step-down-controller-with-synchronous-rectification-for-cpu-power 2025-01-22