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The RTQ8577B is a 4-channel LED driver capable of delivering 120mA per channel. It is a current-mode boost converter with adjustable switching frequency (200kHz to 2.1MHz) and wide input voltage range (5.5V to 40V).

The RTQ2822A/B is a high-performance, synchronous step-down converter that can deliver up to 12A output current with an input supply voltage range of 4.5V to 17V.

The RTQ2569 is a high input voltage (36V), low quiescent current (2μA), low-dropout linear regulator (LDO) capable of sourcing peak 200mA.

36V, 2μA quiescent current, peak 200mA low dropout voltage linear regulator

The RTQ2533W is a high-current (3A), low-noise (6.8μVRMS), high accuracy (1% over line, load, and temperature), low-dropout linear regulator (LDO) capable of sourcing 3A with extremely low dropout (max. 180mV).

The RTQ2522A/B is a very low dropout linear regulator which operates from input voltage as low as 0.8V. The device is capable of supplying 2A of output current with a typical dropout voltage of only 135mV.

The RTQ2522A/B is a very low dropout linear regulator which operates from input voltage as low as 0.8V. The device is capable of supplying 2A of output current with a typical dropout voltage of only 90mV.

The RTQ2132B is a 1.2A, high-efficiency, current mode synchronous step-down converter which is optimized for automotive applications.

Designing power solutions for automotive applications requires special care of several conditions that are specific for automotive environment: The very wide operating temperature range, input voltage fluctuations and stringent requirements on EMI/noise generation due to the nearby car radio receiver.

Designing power solutions for automotive applications requires special care of several conditions that are specific for automotive environment: The very wide operating temperature range, input voltage fluctuations and stringent requirements on EMI/noise generation due to the nearby car radio receiver. Therefore, automotive applications require high reliability and good safety protections.

The RTQ2104 is a 3A, high-efficiency, current mode synchronous step-down converter which is optimized for automotive applications. The device operates with input voltages from 3V to 36V and is protected from load dump transients up to 42V, eases input surge protection design.

The RTQ2103A is a full featured 6V, 2A, Advanced Constant-On-Time (ACOT) synchronous step-down converter with two integrated MOSFETs.

The RTQ2102A-QA is a full featured 6V, 1.5A, Advanced Constant-On-Time (ACOT) synchronous step-down converter with two integrated MOSFETs.

The RT9991 is a 3-CH PMIC for SSD (Solid-State Drive). It integrates 3 synchronous buck converters and one voltage detector.

The RT9953 is a complete power supply solution for digital still cameras and other handheld devices. It is a multi-channel power management IC including one synchronous step-up DC/DC converter, one selectable synchronous step-up/step-down DC/DC converter, two synchronous step-down DC/DC converters, and one low dropout linear regulator.

The RT9941 is a complete power management IC (PMIC) for handheld device platform.

The RT9919 includes seven DC/DC converter channels to build a multiple-output power-supply system.

The RT9917 is a complete power-supply solution for digital still cameras and other hand-held devices.

Reliability report for RT9911 device, including HTOL, ESD, latch-up, and environmental tests.

The RT9824C is an integrated smart multi-voltage detector supervising three power supply voltage levels including 5V, 5.4V and additional 3.3V, 12V or other voltage which can be determined by external divided resisters.

The RT9819 is a micro-power voltage detector supervising the power supply voltage level for microprocessors (μP) or digital systems. It provides internally fixed threshold levels with 0.1V per step ranging from 1.2V to 5V, which covers most digital applications.

The RT9819 is a micro-power voltage detector supervising the power supply voltage level for microprocessors or digital systems.

The RT9819 is a micro-power voltage detector supervising the power supply voltage level for microprocessors (μP) or digital systems.

The RT9819 is a micro-power voltage detector supervising the power supply voltage level for microprocessors or digital systems.

The RT9819 is a micro-power voltage detector supervising the power supply voltage level for microprocessors or digital systems.

The RT9819 is a micro-power voltage detector supervising the power supply voltage level for microprocessors (μP) or digital systems.

The RT9819 is a micro-power voltage detector supervising the power supply voltage level for microprocessors (μP) or digital systems.

The RT9819 is a micro-power voltage detector supervising the power supply voltage level for microprocessors (μP) or digital systems.

The RT9819 is a micro-power voltage detector supervising the power supply voltage level for microprocessors (μP) or digital systems. It provides internally fixed threshold levels with 0.1V per step ranging from 1.2V to 5V, which covers most digital applications.

The RT9819 is a micro-power voltage detector supervising the power supply voltage level for microprocessors or digital systems.

The RT9819 is a micro-power voltage detector supervising the power supply voltage level for microprocessors or digital systems. It provides internally fixed threshold levels with 0.1V per step ranging from 1.2V to 5V.

The RT9819 is a micro-power voltage detector supervising the power supply voltage level for microprocessors (μP) or digital systems.

The RT9819 is a micro-power voltage detector supervising the power supply voltage level for microprocessors (μP) or digital systems.

The RT9819 is a micro-power voltage detector supervising the power supply voltage level for microprocessors (μP) or digital systems.

The RT9819 is a micro-power voltage detector supervising the power supply voltage level for microprocessors (μP) or digital systems.

The RT9819 is a micro-power voltage detector supervising the power supply voltage level for microprocessors (μP) or digital systems.

The RT9819 is a micro-power voltage detector supervising the power supply voltage level for microprocessors (μP) or digital systems. It provides internally fixed threshold levels with 0.1V per step ranging from 1.2V to 5V, which covers most digital applications.

The RT9819 is a micro-power voltage detector supervising the power supply voltage level for microprocessors (μP) or digital systems.

The RT9819 is a micro-power voltage detector supervising the power supply voltage level for microprocessors (μP) or digital systems.

The RT9819 is a micro-power voltage detector supervising the power supply voltage level for microprocessors (μP) or digital systems. It provides internally fixed threshold levels with 0.1V per step ranging from 1.2V to 5V, which covers most digital applications.

The RT9819 is a micro-power voltage detector supervising the power supply voltage level for microprocessors (μP) or digital systems.

The RT9819 is a micro-power voltage detector supervising the power supply voltage level for microprocessors (μP) or digital systems.

The RT9819 is a micro-power voltage detector supervising the power supply voltage level for microprocessors (μP) or digital systems.

The RT9819 is a micro-power voltage detector supervising the power supply voltage level for microprocessors (μP) or digital systems.

The RT9819 is a micro-power voltage detector supervising the power supply voltage level for microprocessors (μP) or digital systems.

The RT9819 is a micro-power voltage detector supervising the power supply voltage level for microprocessors (μP) or digital systems.

The RT9819 is a micro-power voltage detector supervising the power supply voltage level for microprocessors (μP) or digital systems.

The RT9819 is a micro-power voltage detector supervising the power supply voltage level for microprocessors (μP) or digital systems.

The RT9819 is a micro-power voltage detector supervising the power supply voltage level for microprocessors or digital systems.

The RT9819 is a micro-power voltage detector supervising the power supply voltage level for microprocessors or digital systems.