G5125T11U

Micro-Power Boost DC/DC Converter
The G5125 boost converter contains a 0.7 internal switch. The IC operates at constant frequency 1MHz, allowing the use of tiny, low cost and low height inductors and capacitors. The IC operates from a 2.7V to 5.5V supply voltage and can boost supply voltage up to 30V at the output. High inrush current at start-up is eliminated using the soft-start function. Constant frequency current mode PWM architecture results in low, predictable output noise. The G5125 includes cycle-by-cycle 850mA current limiting to maximum inductor current and over-temperature protection circuit. The G5125 is suitable for small or medium size LCD panel of high bias voltage with a constant current to provide PDAs, and other portable devices. The G5125 is available in SOT-23-5 & TDFN2X2-6 package.

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Specifications
Vin (V)
min.
2.7
max.
5.5
VOUT(max) (V)
30
FB
(V)
1.25
ISW
(A)
0.85
FSW
(k Hz)
1000
Topology
Async.
Note
LX, GND, FB, EN, IN
Package
SOT-23-5
Datasheet
EDS-5125-385-1.5-160603.pdf
Application Fields
Panel/Display

Panel/Display

Display applications provide high-performance solutions, including fields such as LCD/OLED/EL/EPD/automotive panels.

Networking

Networking

GMT is committed to developing various circuit switch solutions to achieve protection for systems and devices.

Consumer

Consumer

GMT is committed to developing various circuit switch solutions to achieve protection for systems and devices.

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