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Toshiba’s New Car Audio System Regulator IC Handles All Power Requirements

TOKYO–Toshiba Corporation’s (TOKYO: 6502) Storage & Electronic Devices Solutions Company today announced the launch of “TCB010FNG,” a system regulator IC designed to handle the increasing sophistication of car audio systems, and that incorporates the required power supply plus all essential detection functions. Sample shipments start today with mass production scheduled for June.

TCB010FNG incorporates a power supply for a microcontroller that retains power for a time more than sufficient for any short loss of battery power, multiple variable power supplies, plus a fixed power supply. It also incorporates a number of detection functions, such as ACC voltage detection and accessory power voltage detection, making it a single-chip solution covering all power requirements of car audio systems.

As another plus, the IC is configured with series regulators, allowing users to design a system with no concerns for the impact of unnecessary radiation.

Main Specifications

Part Number TCB010FNG
VDD 3ch (3.3V 300mA, 5V 200mA, 3.3V 1.3A)
ILM 2ch (4.5V-8.5V 400mA, 5V-8.5V 2A)
Operating Supply Voltage Range 4.9V-18V (output dependent)
Functions
  • 2ch High side switch included
  • ACC Voltage detection (threshold variable)
  • Accessory voltage detection function (threshold variable)
  • Microcontroller output voltage detection function
    (output pulse range variable)
  • Power AMP IC Mute control detection (output pulse range variable)
  • Output backup function for microcontroller
Package P-HSSOP36-1116-0.65
Sample Price (tax included) 600 yen
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