What the 125 mA and 5V fixed output mean for the BOM
The 125 mA current rating sets a hard ceiling for the downstream load — if your 5V rail powers an MCU plus a few sensors and a small relay, you need to sum their worst-case draws and stay under that limit. The fixed 5V output means no external feedback divider is needed, which saves two resistors and a feedback-node noise path. The non-synchronous topology (no internal synchronous rectifier) means an external Schottky catch diode is required; factor that diode's forward drop and thermal rating into the layout.
Active lifecycle — no LTB pressure
This removes the urgency of a last-time-buy calculation for new designs. The ROHS3 compliance is confirmed, which avoids any conflict with RoHS-driven BOM requirements.
