How Engineers Distinguish Power Management IC Models

In electronic circuits, Power Management Integrated Circuits (PMICs) are crucial core components responsible for voltage conversion, battery charging and discharging, overload protection, and other essential functions. However, with hundreds of PMIC models available, how can engineers differentiate between them? 1. Silkscreen Decoding ① Brand Logo Identification TI (Texas Instruments) TPS/LM series, ADI (Analog Devices) LT/ADP … Read more

Undergraduate Students Visit the PMIC Laboratory at the University of Science and Technology of China

Undergraduate Students Visit the PMIC Laboratory at the University of Science and Technology of China

Undergraduate Students Visit the PMIC Laboratory Recently, a group of undergraduate students from the 2023 cohort of the School of Microelectronics at the University of Science and Technology of China visited Professor Cheng Lin’s PMIC laboratory, where they were introduced to the basic situation of the laboratory. Visit to the PMIC Laboratory To further help … Read more

MX9008 Dual-Channel PMIC with Shutdown Power Consumption as Low as 1μA: Designed for Portable Device Longevity and Space Optimization

MX9008 Dual-Channel PMIC with Shutdown Power Consumption as Low as 1μA: Designed for Portable Device Longevity and Space Optimization

Introduction The MX9008 is a dual-channel power management IC suitable for applications powered by USB or 5V DC adapters. It employs a high-efficiency synchronous buck architecture, and the internal compensation network simplifies circuit design. The buck converter operates in current mode control, supporting a constant switching frequency.The dual-channel 5.5V DC/DC buck power management unit (PMU) … Read more

Unlocking New Potential: The Journey of Migrating USB Protocol Stack from STM32 to HPMicro

Unlocking New Potential: The Journey of Migrating USB Protocol Stack from STM32 to HPMicro

1. Introduction It has been a while since the last article update, but the HPMicro CANFD tool project is still ongoing. For those unfamiliar with this project, you can refer to the article titled “Challenge: Can We Build a 4-Channel CANFD Analyzer for Under 40 Yuan? Practical Edition”. In open-source projects based on STM32, especially … Read more