Multi-channel ICs (PMICs)

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Our functional safety, general-purpose and double-data-rate (DDR) PMICs help meet the power requirements of a variety of TI and non-TI embedded processors, microcontrollers, application-specific ICs and field-programmable gate arrays (FPGAs). From achieving small solution size and low bill-of-materials cost to integrated functional safety features such as voltage monitors, watchdog timers, embedded system modules and functional safety documentation, our PMICs can help you achieve Automotive Safety Integrity Level (ASIL) and Safety Integrity Level (SIL) ratings for automotive and industrial applications.

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Solutions for processors, FPGAs, MCUs and sensors

Featured PMICs

Why choose TI PMICs?

Broad portfolio of functional safety-compliant devices
Software drivers and development tools
Demo boards for embedded systems

Power trends

Power density

Power density

Using a PMIC can optimize your layout without sacrificing efficiency or thermal performance. Whether it’s a configurable or scalable solution you’re looking for, our high efficiency PMICs let you reduce system complexity with fewer components. Consider high-density PMICs when powering high-current digital loads such as FPGAs and processors. Use our processor attach tool to find the best devices to power your FPGA or processor.

Application brief

The Benefits of FlexPower PMIC Devices (Rev. B)

As industrial and automotive processor power requirements evolve each year, the demand for system adaptability and higher performance is increasing. Our multiphase PMICs provide an adaptable and robust solution.
Application brief

TPS650330-Q1 Powering multiple Image Sensors with the same Power Management IC

Multiple image sensors in automotive applications have become mainstream. Thermals, size, and performance are all critical in designing automotive camera modules. This document outlines how our PMICs can solve these challenges.

Low EMI

Low EMI

Mitigating EMI is a major challenge for many power supply designs. Our industry-leading built-in spread spectrum technology mitigates EMI by spreading energy over a larger frequency range, saving you design time and helping you reach required CISPR standards when necessary.

Application note

High-Performance CMOS Image Sensor Power Supply in Industrial Camera and Vision (Rev. A)

This document provides solutions for powering high-performance CMOS image sensors of industrial machine vision cameras or vision sensors for factory automation and control applications.
Application note

Passing CISPR-25 Radiated and Conduction Emissions Using the TPS65033x-Q1 (Rev. A)

This application report provides a summary of the CISPR-25 Conducted and Radiated Emissions test results using the TPS650330-Q1 for automotive camera applications.

Low noise & precision

Low noise & precision

Any DC/DC regulator by its nature will have some fundamental ripple noise at switching frequency. Our low-noise PMICs provide a clean power supply for noise-sensitive applications by increasing the switching frequency without significantly impacting efficiency. Our high-performance multiphase regulators maintain precise output voltage accuracy across load transients. The ripple, noise and load transient requirements vary by application and use case. 

Technical article

Improving industrial radar RF performance with low-noise, thermal-optimized power

Low noise and thermal performance are critical for radar systems to sense and relay data from remote objects. PMICs help meet tight ripple specifications, optimize thermal performance and support functional safety needs. 
User guide

Power Supply Design for xWR Radar Using LP87702K-Q1 (Rev. A)

This document outlines the power solution for our automotive and industrial mmWave radar sensors for applications using LP87702K-Q1 PMIC. 

Technical resources

DIY PMIC Training Videos

The DIY PMIC training videos introduce you to the concept of DIY and user-programmable PMICs, how to use and program the PMICs and provide example collateral for the devices covered in the training.
Application brief

The Benefits of FlexPower PMIC Devices (Rev. B)

Our "do it yourself" user-programmable PMICs provide the freedom to customize fully integrated power solutions for your system. Visit Arrow programming services to get started with production programming services.

Xilinx Power Partners

We partner closely with Xilinx to develop a variety of verified power solutions designed to meet all Xilinx power specifications.

Design & development resources

Calculation tool

PMIC Efficiency Estimator Tool (PEET)

The PMIC Efficiency Estimator Tool (PEET GUI) is a graphical user interface used to easily evaluate PMIC DC/DC regulator efficiency relative to your design conditions. The PEET GUI can be used to configure each DC/DC regulator separately and provides real-time efficiency and power dissipation data (...)
Evaluation board

Fully functional SOM boards integrating TI PMIC, NXP application processors and different interfaces

VVDN is a third party developing System on Module (SOM) to demonstrate that TI PMICs can be optimized to power NXP processors. These SOMs are fully featured, high performance, low cost boards with high speed audio/video processing and improved power efficiency. The fully-functional board (...)

GUI for evaluation module (EVM)

IPG-UI EVM GUI

The IPG-UI GUI can be used to configure multiple PMIC devices to evaluate the features and performance of those devices.  This GUI is built using web-based technologies and supports interacting with the EVM hardware using a USB2ANY adapter board. The USB2ANY Explorer is provided to allow (...)

TPS650364-Q1

Approx. price (USD)1ku |1.725

LP87781-Q1

Approx. price (USD)1ku |1.2

TPS650372-Q1

Approx. price (USD)1ku |1.018

TPS650365-Q1

Approx. price (USD)1ku |1.668

TPS65214

Approx. price (USD)1ku |1.252