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As high-voltage power rails become more prevalent and power rails for digital circuits continue to drop, the need for high-efficiency DC/DC conversion greatly increases. Reducing the number of conversion stages to a single stage provides a massive boost in efficiency, as does innovative MOSFET power device packaging design that reduces conduction losses. ROHM Semiconductor has spearheaded technological development in these areas. It continues to release new DC/DC conversion and MOSFET devices that move away from conventional power electronics limitations and embrace the future. voltage decreases, and frequency rises. Therefore, reducing the switching pulse width is required for 48V Mild Hybrid systems. But to reduce pulse width, it is first necessary to solve noise generation problems during switching. When this switching noise is introduced into the IC, unstable operation might occur. To prevent this, conventional control methods utilize mask time. An analog circuit is also required for operation, which introduces a delay time. These two mitigating factors are needed because of the increased noise component can cause the pulse width to become wider. An analog control is needed, which leverages high voltage processes and ultra-fast pulse control circuitry to detect information before noise is generated and perform appropriate control. ROHMs vertically integrated production system and both proprietary analog design technology and power supply process expertise, has made it possible to achieve such a narrow ON time. Nano Pulse Control ™ devices are available to convert voltages as high as 76V down to 2.5V in a single stage and, therefore, achieve much higher efficiencies than when using multiple converters to meet very high step-down ratios. Another benefit of Nano Pulse Control ™ is that the higher frequency switching circuitry (over 2MHz) results in smaller component sizes and a smaller circuit footprint. 12 ROHM Semiconductor Automotive Gate Driver Evaluation Boards LEARN MORE > ROHM Semiconductor Automotive Gate Drivers LEARN MORE > ROHM Semiconductor AEC-Q101 SiC Power MOSFETs LEARN MORE > ROHM Semiconductor Automotive LDO Regulators & Voltage Trackers LEARN MORE >

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