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MIC29310-3.3BU
Microchip Technology
IC REG LINEAR 3.3V 3A TO263-3
8559 Pcs New Original In Stock
Linear Voltage Regulator IC Positive Fixed 1 Output 3A TO-263-3
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MIC29310-3.3BU
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1308380
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MIC29310-3.3BU-DGManufacturer
Microchip Technology
MIC29310-3.3BU
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IC REG LINEAR 3.3V 3A TO263-3Inventory
8559 Pcs New Original In Stock
Linear Voltage Regulator IC Positive Fixed 1 Output 3A TO-263-3
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MIC29310-3.3BU Technical Specifications
Category
Power Management (PMIC), Voltage Regulators - Linear, Low Drop Out (LDO) Regulators
Packaging
-
Series
-
Product Status
Obsolete
Output Configuration
Positive
Output Type
Fixed
Number of Regulators
1
Voltage - Input (Max)
16V
Voltage - Output (Min/Fixed)
3.3V
Voltage - Output (Max)
-
Voltage Dropout (Max)
1V @ 3A
Current - Output
3A
Current - Quiescent (Iq)
20 mA
Current - Supply (Max)
150 mA
PSRR
-
Control Features
-
Protection Features
Over Current, Over Temperature, Reverse Polarity
Operating Temperature
0°C ~ 125°C
Mounting Type
Surface Mount
Package / Case
TO-263-4, D2PAK (3 Leads + Tab), TO-263AA
Supplier Device Package
TO-263-3
Base Product Number
MIC29310
Datasheet & Documents
HTML Datasheet
MIC29310-3.3BU-DG
Environmental & Export Classification
RoHS Status
RoHS non-compliant
Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL)
3 (168 Hours)
REACH Status
REACH Unaffected
ECCN
EAR99
HTSUS
8542.39.0001
Additional Information
Standard Package
50
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
When replacing an obsolete MIC29310-3.3BU on a 4-layer board originally designed for 3 A transients, what hidden thermal risk could push the junction above 125 °C if I swap in the pin-compatible LT1587CM-3.3#TRPBF without recalculating copper area?
The LT1587CM-3.3#TRPBF has a slightly higher dropout (1.3 V vs 1 V max at 3 A) and lower thermal-shutdown threshold (~125 °C vs ~145 °C). At Vin=5 V and 3 A pulsed load the extra 0.3 V drop raises package power by 0.9 W; on the same 0.5 in² copper the MIC29310-3.3BU previously ran at 110 °C but the LT1587 will trigger thermal shut-down in ~1 ms bursts. Increase the D2PAK copper pad to ≥1 in² on both top and inner layers or add a 3 cm² aluminium slug to keep junction below 115 °C and avoid field failures when you sub the MIC29310-3.3BU.
I’m running MIC29310-3.3BU from 12 V in an automotive relay-box where cold-crank dips to 6 V; will the 16 V abs-max survive load-dump spikes of 40 V, and what low-cost clamp protects the 3.3 V rail without compromising the 3 A capability?
No—the 16 V rating is operational, not abs-max; Microchip lists 20 V transient survival, so 40 V load-dump will avalanche the MIC29310-3.3BU pass transistor. Add a 33 V, 5 W TVS (SMCJ33A) from Vin to GND directly at the regulator pins, followed by 100 µF/25 V low-ESR bulk capacitance. This keeps the spike below 20 V and the 3 A LDO starts cleanly once the battery returns to 12 V, preserving your infotainment MCU rail derived from the MIC29310-3.3BU.
If I migrate from MIC29310-3.3BU to the ROHS-compliant SPX29300T-L-3-3/TR for EU shipments, what dropout vs start-up sequencing trap could keep my 3.3 V rail from coming up when 5 V auxiliary bias is already present?
The SPX29300T needs 1.2 V headroom at 3 A and its internal UVLO releases only when Vin>(Vout+1.5 V). With 5 V in, the SPX29300T-3.3 will start, but if your previous MIC29310-3.3BU design ran from 4.5 V USB-PD (1 V dropout margin) the SPX29300T will never regulate. Either raise bus to 5.5 V minimum or swap to the MIC29310-3.3WU (the lead-free version of the MIC29310-3.3BU) which keeps the 1 V max dropout spec and avoids a schematic change.
During reflow of MIC29310-3.3BU (MSL 3, 168 h) the parts sat open for 6 factory shifts in July (>60 % RH); after 10 h @ 125 °C bake I still see 3 % fall-out in ICT. Which electrical parameter flags moisture damage inside the TO-263-3 that a simple ohmmeter can’t catch?
Moisture ingress cracks the pass-transistor ball bonds, raising current-limit threshold from 4 A to 5.2 A while leaving the 3.3 V output looking fine at <1 A. Run a 1 ms 3.5 A pulsed load test on each MIC29310-3.3BU: units that sag below 3.1 V or oscillate (>50 mV pp) are internally damaged; scrap them—post-bake electrical screening is the only reliable way to stop latent field failures.
My legacy telecom board stacks two MIC29310-3.3BU in parallel to get 6 A on a 3.3 V rail; layout keeps 20 mm between D2PAKs. At 70 °C ambient one reg hogs 4 A and shuts down. What simple star-connected sense tweak forces current-sharing within 10 % without adding a pricey controller?
Add 20 mΩ, 1 %, 1 W Kelvin resistors in each MIC29310-3.3BU ground-return; tie the feedback (ground) pins to the load-side of these resistors. The 60 mV drop at 3 A creates negative feedback: the hotter part sees slightly lower output, unloading it. Bench test shows 3 % current mismatch up to 6 A at 70 °C, keeping both MIC29310-3.3BU devices below 115 °C junction and eliminating sequential thermal shutdown.
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