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Nice Chips
Dubbie:
There is a subreddit called "Nice Chips" where people post ICs they have used that they think are nice for some reason.
I find it interesting to keep up with what is out there. However there isn't a lot of traffic there. I thought it would be good if this forum had a thread where people can post about a chip they particularly like. Maybe explain why it solves a problem that other alternatives don't.
Dubbie:
I'll start with the Texas Instruments TPS62743
This is a buck converter that is extremely small.
On one of my boards, my entire power supply including passives only takes 5mm x 2.5mm of space. It has plenty of power for a micro and a couple of other chips at 400mA and only 320nA quiescent current.
I have been using it to power 2V micros from tiny 3.7V rechargeable Lipos.
https://www.ti.com/lit/ds/symlink/tps62743.pdf
Sal Ammoniac:
Ummm... Nice chips.
tooki:
--- Quote from: Sal Ammoniac on October 19, 2020, 09:19:56 pm ---Ummm... Nice chips.
--- End quote ---
And I just ate the last of these very nice chips:
ANTALIFE:
I am really digging these beetroot chips
Also for those curious this is the subreddit OP was referring to
https://www.reddit.com/r/nicechips/
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