Power Management (PMIC)

Power Management (PMIC) devices are integrated circuits designed to manage and regulate power distribution in electronic systems, including voltage regulation, battery management, and power sequencing.

BD6211HFP-TR

Rohm Semiconductor

DRV8876NPWPT

Texas Instruments

MP6519GQ-Z

Monolithic Power Systems Inc.

MCP8024T-H/MP

Microchip Technology

MP6538GV-P

Monolithic Power Systems Inc.

DRV8662RGPR

Texas Instruments

BA6285FS-E2

Rohm Semiconductor

TB9054FTG(EL)

Toshiba Semiconductor and Storage

DRV8320RSRHAT

Texas Instruments

BU24038GW-E2

Rohm Semiconductor

BD63731EFV-E2

Rohm Semiconductor

MC642P

Motorola

TLE4207GXUMA2

Infineon Technologies

DRV8830DGQ

Texas Instruments

IRMCK171TR

Infineon Technologies

MPC17529EJ

NXP USA Inc.

IRMCF311TR

Infineon Technologies

DRV8881EPWP

Texas Instruments

CMD-4CR

Nippon Pulse America, Inc.

CMD-4CR-EV-ADVANCED

Nippon Pulse America, Inc.

A5950KLPTR-T

Allegro MicroSystems

E-L6219DS013TR

STMicroelectronics

L9997ND013TR

STMicroelectronics

A5979GLPTR-T

Allegro MicroSystems

TB67S521FTAG,EL

Toshiba Semiconductor and Storage

A3992SLPTR-T

Allegro MicroSystems

MAX14871EUE+T

Analog Devices Inc./Maxim Integrated

A3980KLPTR-T

Allegro MicroSystems