Dual 6 A point-of-load in a 3×2.5 mm QFN
The 2.2 MHz switching frequency lets the designer use 0.47 µH to 1 µH inductors, shrinking the total power-stage footprint to fit tight layout budgets on multi-layer PCBs.
What the 125 °C junction rating means for your BOM
For designs that stay below 85 °C ambient and derate the output current, the margin is comfortable.
Synchronous rectification and switching frequency
The 2.2 MHz switching frequency is high enough to keep the inductor small but low enough to avoid excessive switching losses in the FETs — a practical middle ground for 6 A rails. The output is adjustable via an external resistor divider; the internal reference sets the minimum output at 0.6 V.