The Intersil DeCAPitator helps to stabilize a power system voltage during severe transients. It accomplishes this by supplying current when the voltage is more than 1% low or sinking current when the voltage is higher than 1.5% from the average load voltage. The fast transient response of the DeCAPitator can make up for the slow response time of many switching DC/DC converters.
Although the HIP6200 serves as a simple replacement for large output capacitors for any dynamic load, it is especially useful in stabilizing the CPU core voltage in portable computer applications, where size and efficiency are major concerns. The DeCAPitator enables power supply designs for more powerful microprocessors without increasing converter size or decreasing converter efficiency.
The DeCAPitator acts independently of the PWM control circuitry. This simplifies converter layout because the DeCAPitator and the load may be located separately from the DC/DC converter. The DeCAPitator should be located near the load for optimum performance.
Key Features
- Saves Power System Size and Cost
- Replaces Expensive Bulk Capacitors
- Small 8 Lead SOIC Package
- Linear Regulator Response
- Greater than 5MHz Bandwidth
- Very Low Static Power Dissipation
- Shutdown Current: <5µA
- Power Dissipated Only During Load Transients
- Over Temperature Shutdown/Signal
- Simplifies Power Supply Layout
- Allows for Remotely Located CPU DC/DC Converter
Applications
- Notebook Computers
- Pentium™, Pentium Pro, and Pentium II Power Supplies
Order Information| Part Number | Package Type | Weight(g) | Pins | MSL Rating | Peak Temp (°C) | RoHS Status |
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| HIP6201CB | 8 Ld | 0.072 | 8 | | 240 | |
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| HIP6201CB-T | 8 Ld T+R | 0.072 | 8 | | 240 | |
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