Integrated power management system

What is a power management integrated circuit?

Power management integrated circuits (power management ICs or PMICs or PMU as unit) are integrated circuits for power management. Although PMIC refers to a wide range of chips (or modules in system-on-a-chip devices), most include several DC/DC converters or their control part.

What is a power management IC?

Provides advice on your exact physical circuit layout, sharing best practices from an experienced power supply designer so that physical hardware will match simulations. Power Management ICs provide a complete power supply solution for embedded processors. Our PMICs offer multiple voltage regulators and control circuits in a single chip.

What are power management products?

Power management products that convert energy from vibration (piezoelectric), photovoltaic (solar), and thermal (TEC, TEG, thermopiles, thermocouples) sources provide high efficiency conversion to regulated voltages or to charge batteries and super capacitor storage elements.

What is a high voltage power integrated circuit (SPIC)?

The chips integrating 200 V and above power devices and control circuits are called high-voltage power integrated circuits . However, with the continuous development of PIC, it is difficult to distinguish them in terms of working voltage and device structure, so they are now collectively referred to as smart power integrated circuits (SPIC).

What is a power integrated circuit (PIC)?

Integrating high-voltage power devices, control circuits, protection circuits, detection and diagnosis circuits, peripheral interface circuits, and signal processing circuits on to the same chip forms power integrated circuit (PIC) .

What is a smart power integrated circuit (SPIC)?

However, with the continuous development of PIC, it is difficult to distinguish them in terms of working voltage and device structure, so they are now collectively referred to as smart power integrated circuits (SPIC). In the late 1970s, intelligent power integration technology emerged. BJT and GTO were popular power devices at that time.