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Texas Instruments TPS53125PW — Discrete Semiconductors

TPS53125PW Texas Instruments Buck Controller, 350kHz

MPNTPS53125PW
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Texas Instruments D-CAP2™ synchronous buck controller, TPS53125PW, step-down (buck) topology, 2 outputs, 350kHz switching frequency, 4.5V to 24V supply, 24-TSSOP package, tube.

$5.22Ref. price · indicative, final on quote
Packaging24-TSSOP (0.173", 4.40mm Width)
RoHSROHS3 Compliant
SeriesD-CAP2™
Sourced new & surplus through independent channelsAuthenticity-screened · ESD-safe packingListing updated Aug 2026

Specifications

TPS53125PW specifications
ParameterValue
SeriesD-CAP2™
Output typeTransistor Driver
MountingSurface Mount
Voltage - supply (Vcc (Vdd))4.5V ~ 24V
Frequency350kHz
I/O channels2
Output phases1
Operating temperature-40°C ~ 85°C (TA)
PackageTube
FunctionStep-Down
TopologyBuck
Clock syncNo
Case24-TSSOP (0.173\", 4.40mm Width)
Control featuresEnable
Output configurationPositive
Synchronous rectifierYes

Product details

D-CAP2™ synchronous buck controller — 350 kHz, dual rail

The TPS53125PW is a Texas Instruments D-CAP2™ synchronous buck controller delivering two independent regulated outputs from a single 4.5 V to 24 V supply rail. The 350 kHz fixed switching frequency is set internally — no external timing resistor — which simplifies the BOM and keeps the inductor and output capacitor values predictable across the line. Synchronous rectification is built in, so the external FET pair handles the high-side and low-side switching without a separate Schottky catch diode. The controller drives the transistor pair directly; the efficiency gain over a non-synchronous buck is typically 3–5 % at full load, which matters when the output current is in the 10 A+ range per rail.

Switching frequency and output configuration

The 350 kHz switching frequency is a deliberate midpoint: high enough to keep the inductor small, low enough to avoid the switching losses that climb above 500 kHz in a 24 V input design. The positive output configuration means the feedback loop regulates the output above ground; no negative rail generation. The Enable control feature lets the system sequencer hold the outputs off until the input rail is stable — the soft-start is internal, so the start-up ramp is defined by the D-CAP2™ architecture, not an external capacitor.

Package, temperature grade, and board integration

24-TSSOP with a 4.40 mm body width and 0.65 mm pin pitch — the 24-TSSOP footprint is a standard JEDEC MO-153 variant, so the PCB land pattern is well established. The surface-mount package suits reflow assembly; the tube delivery means the parts arrive in anti-static tubes, not tape-and-reel, which is the typical format for prototype and low-volume builds. The junction temperature will sit higher than TA under load; the thermal resistance of the TSSOP package (approximately 90 °C/W θJA on a standard 2-layer board) means the internal power dissipation should be checked against the die temperature limit, which is typically 125 °C for this process.

The part is ROHS3 compliant (EU 2015/863), which covers the full ten restricted substances including the four phthalates. Sourced through independent distribution against an RFQ — the active status means the factory continues to manufacture, so lead times are typically quoted in weeks, not months. The tube quantity (typically 60 per tube for 24-TSSOP) is the standard shipping unit; volume orders are handled per the BOM quantity.

Frequently asked questions

What is the closest functional alternative to TPS53125PW — TPS53124RGET?

The key difference is the package — the TPS53124RGET comes in a 24-VQFN (RGET) rather than the 24-TSSOP (PW) of the TPS53125PW, so the PCB land pattern is different. The TPS53124RGET is also supplied in tape-and-reel, not tube. Functionally they are drop-in equivalents at the schematic level, but the board layout must be reworked for the QFN footprint.

What compliance documentation does Texas Instruments provide for TPS53125PW?

The TPS53125PW is ROHS3 Compliant (EU 2015/863). No REACH, UL, or IEC documentation is listed in the spec record. Texas Instruments typically provides a RoHS certificate of compliance and a material declaration upon request through the supply chain.