The Texas Instruments TPS51640RSLR is a 2+1 phase CPU voltage regulator controller designed for Intel IMVP7 mobile processor power delivery. It integrates two PWM phases for the core rail and one for the graphics rail, with serial VID control and DCR current sensing. The part is intended for notebook and ultrabook platforms where tight transient response and high efficiency across load ranges are critical.
Texas Instruments TPS51640RSLR, 2+1 IMVP7 CPU controller, Bulk package, current production status.
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Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Series | * |
| Package_type | Bulk |
| Product_status | Active |
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How do I use TPS51640RSLR in an IMVP7 design?
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