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LM5176QPWPRQ1 - 55V 4-Switch Buck-Boost Controller | TI

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4.2 V to 55 V Vdss 28-HTSSOP (PWP) with PowerPAD Package 100 kHz to 600 kHz (programmable) Speed
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LM5176QPWPRQ1 Présentation

The Texas Instruments LM5176QPWPRQ1 is an AEC-Q100 qualified synchronous four-switch buck-boost DC/DC controller capable of regulating the output voltage at, above, or below the input voltage. It operates from a 4.2 V to 55 V input (60 V absolute maximum) with a programmable switching frequency of 100 kHz to 600 kHz, in a 28-pin HTSSOP (PWP) package with PowerPAD.

A buck-boost controller is a type of switching regulator that steps voltage up or down as needed. The four-switch buck-boost topology uses four external MOSFETs to transition seamlessly between buck and boost operation, making it ideal where input voltage varies above and below the output, as in automotive 12 V buses during cranking and load-dump. In the power management hierarchy: buck-boost controller -> DC-DC controller -> switching regulator -> power management IC.

Key features include current-mode control in both buck and boost modes for superior load and line regulation, integrated cycle-by-cycle current limiting, output overvoltage protection, thermal shutdown, and PWM/PFM operation for improved light-load efficiency. AEC-Q100 qualification with -40C to +125C ambient operation (junction up to +150C) targets harsh automotive environments.

Architecturally, the LM5176-Q1 drives external N-channel MOSFETs, allowing designers to scale output power freely. The proprietary current-mode scheme simplifies loop compensation and delivers fast transient response, while the four-switch topology maintains high efficiency across wide input-to-output ratios.

Typical applications include automotive USB power delivery, battery-backup and holdup power supplies, industrial 12 V/24 V bus systems, LED drivers, and renewable energy interfaces. Its transient immunity keeps output regulation during automotive input disturbances.

Design with care: keep MOSFET gate-drive loops short, place high-frequency decoupling close to the IC, and select the switching frequency to balance efficiency versus component size. Tune the compensation network for stable operation across buck, boost, and buck-boost transition regions.

Alternatives de remplacement direct pour LM5176QPWPRQ1 — même boîtier, compatible broche à broche. Les références à boîtier différent nécessitant une retouche du PCB sont exclues.

Variantes de cette série

Modèles de la même série directement compatibles avec LM5176QPWPRQ1 (même facteur de forme et même empreinte) — différant par Package, Topology.

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Package: 28-HTSSOP (PWP)
Topology: Synchronous 4-Switch Buck-Boost
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LM5176QPWPTQ1

✅ Remplacement direct
Texas Instruments
📦 28-HTSSOP (PWP)
4.2 V to 55 V · 60 V · Synchronous 4-Switch Buck-Boost · Current-Mode Control · 28-HTSSOP (PWP) · AEC-Q100 Qualified · Buck-Boost Regulator Positive Output Step-Up/Step-Down · 4 (High-side and Low-side for Buck and Boost)

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LM5176QPWPR

✅ Remplacement direct ⚠️ Spécifications non vérifiées
📦 28-HTSSOP (PWP)
non-automotive grade LM5176, same die and pinout, no AEC-Q100 qualification

📋 Alternative de référence (hors catalogue)

LM5175QPWPRQ1

⚡ Même boîtier
📦 28-HTSSOP (PWP)
same package but different buck-boost control architecture; pinout differs, redesign required

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LM5175PWPR

⚡ Même boîtier
📦 28-HTSSOP (PWP)
non-Q LM5175, same package family, different pinout and control scheme from LM5176

📋 Alternative de référence (hors catalogue)

LM5117QMHX/NOPB

⚡ Même boîtier ⚠️ Spécifications non vérifiées
Texas Instruments
📦 HTSSOP-28 (MHC)
Synchronous Buck Controller · 5.5 V to 65 V · Emulated Peak Current Mode · 3.3 A · Up to 750 kHz (free-run or synchronizable) · Grade 1, -40C to +125C ambient · Yes (CM output) · Optional (light-load efficiency)

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LM5176QPWPRQ1 Valeurs maximales et caractéristiques électriques

Topologie Synchronous 4-Switch Buck-Boost Controller
Plage de tension d'entrée 4.2 V to 55 V
Absolute Maximum Input 60 V
Output Positive, regulated at/above/below VIN
Control Mode Current-mode (buck and boost)
Fréquence de commutation 100 kHz to 600 kHz (programmable)
Outputs 1
Light Load Mode PWM / PFM
Boîtier 28-HTSSOP (PWP) with PowerPAD
Température de fonctionnement -40C to +125C
Junction Temperature -40C to +150C
Automotive Qualification AEC-Q100 qualified
Protection Features Cycle-by-cycle current limit, OVP, thermal shutdown
Type de montage Surface Mount
Applications Grade Automotive (Q1)
Statut RoHS Compliant

Guide de configuration des broches du LM5176QPWPRQ1 28-htssop (pwp) with powerpad

Configuration des broches du LM5176QPWPRQ1 (boîtier 28-htssop (pwp) with powerpad). Ce composant de puissance comporte des bornes de grille, de drain et de source. Pour les boîtiers non polarisés, consultez la fiche technique du fabricant pour l'orientation exacte de la broche 1 et les détails de l'empreinte. Les applications courantes incluent la conception d'alimentations, la commande de moteurs et la commutation de charges.

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Applications typiques

LM5176QPWPRQ1 convient pour 6 applications: Automotive USB Power Delivery, Battery Backup and Holdup Power, Industrial 12 V / 24 V Bus Power, Automotive LED Lighting Drivers, Multi-Cell Battery Powered Systems, Test and Measurement Instrument Power.

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Automotive USB Power Delivery

The LM5176QPWPRQ1 regulates a stable 5 V or 9 V USB PD rail from a 12 V automotive bus that can swing from 4.2 V during cranking to above 40 V during load-dump. Its 4.2 V to 55 V input range covers the entire automotive transient envelope without input overvoltage crowbar circuits, and current-mode control delivers fast transient response when USB devices plug in. Placing the controller between the battery node and USB port with synchronous MOSFETs achieves high efficiency, and PFM mode keeps light-load standby current low for always-on ports.

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Battery Backup and Holdup Power

In systems with a backup battery or supercapacitor, bus voltage can rise above or fall below the regulated rail. The four-switch buck-boost topology of the LM5176QPWPRQ1 charges and discharges the backup source while regulating the output at, above, or below the input, something neither buck nor boost alone can do. With 55 V maximum input and programmable 100-600 kHz switching, designers can balance efficiency and magnetic size. Cycle-by-cycle current limiting protects the MOSFETs during deep discharge charging of a depleted backup cell.

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Industrial 12 V / 24 V Bus Power

Industrial equipment commonly runs from 12 V, 24 V, or imperfect rectified supplies with wide tolerance. The LM5176QPWPRQ1 accepts 4.2 V to 55 V, covering 12 V and 24 V buses with a single design, reducing platform variants. The -40C to +125C ambient range suits factory-floor enclosures without forced cooling. External MOSFETs let engineers scale output current from a few amps to tens of amps, and the current-mode loop compensation remains stable through buck-boost mode transitions where voltage-mode schemes often struggle.

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Automotive LED Lighting Drivers

The LM5176QPWPRQ1 can regulate current into automotive LED strings where battery voltage may be below or above the required LED forward voltage. Using the FB pin with a current-sense shunt converts the buck-boost into a constant-current driver, and the 100-600 kHz frequency range allows operation above audible noise thresholds. AEC-Q100 qualification and +150C junction rating meet headlamp and daytime-running-light reliability requirements, while cycle-by-cycle current limiting protects against shorted LED strings.

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Multi-Cell Battery Powered Systems

Portable and semi-portable systems powered by multi-cell lithium or lead-acid stacks see terminal voltage swing widely with state of charge. A 4-cell lithium stack spans roughly 10.4 V to 16.8 V, crossing common 12 V rails. The LM5176QPWPRQ1 regulates through this crossover seamlessly, and its PFM mode reduces losses at light standby load, extending runtime. Designers tune the switching frequency toward 400-600 kHz to shrink inductor size, important where board area is constrained.

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Test and Measurement Instrument Power

Bench instruments and modular test systems often share a nominal supply whose actual voltage varies with load and cabling. The LM5176QPWPRQ1 provides a stiff intermediate rail independent of bus variation, protecting downstream sensitive analog stages. Current-mode control gives fast load transient response when instrument channels enable, and the wide 55 V input supports line-powered systems using off-the-shelf adapters. Layout care around gate-drive loops keeps switching noise below the analog floor of the measurement chain.

What is the input voltage range of LM5176QPWPRQ1?
The LM5176QPWPRQ1 operates from 4.2 V to 55 V input, with a 60 V absolute maximum rating. According to the TI LM5176-Q1 datasheet, this wide range supports 12 V and 24 V automotive buses as well as load-dump and cranking transients without exceeding device limits.
What are the key specifications of LM5176QPWPRQ1 that engineers should know?
The LM5176QPWPRQ1 is an AEC-Q100 qualified synchronous four-switch buck-boost controller with 4.2 V to 55 V input, 100 kHz to 600 kHz programmable switching frequency, current-mode control in buck and boost, PWM/PFM light-load operation, cycle-by-cycle current limiting, OVP and thermal shutdown, in a 28-pin HTSSOP package rated -40C to +125C ambient.
What is the price of LM5176QPWPRQ1?
As of 2026-08-29, LM5176QPWPRQ1 costs approximately $6.10 for single units and drops to roughly $3.31 at 1000-piece quantities. LCSC lists the part from about $3.31 with 377 units in stock. Check XAIPART or distributor sites for live tier pricing and availability.
Where to buy LM5176QPWPRQ1 online?
LM5176QPWPRQ1 is available from Texas Instruments directly (ti.com), DigiKey, LCSC, and Hotenda. DigiKey ships same day from stock, and LCSC listed 377 units in stock as of August 2026. Compare bulk tiers across distributors before placing volume orders.
What is the lead time for LM5176QPWPRQ1?
Standard factory lead time for the LM5176-Q1 family from TI is typically [DATA_NEEDED: lead time weeks]; however, distributor stock (DigiKey ships today; LCSC 377 units in stock as of 2026-08-29) allows immediate delivery for small and medium quantities without factory scheduling.
Is LM5176QPWPRQ1 the same as LM5176QPWPTQ1?
No. Both are LM5176-Q1 controllers in the same 28-pin HTSSOP package and are electrically identical, but they use different packing: the PWP R suffix indicates Tape and Reel (3000 units), while the T suffix indicates a smaller reel. The silicon die, pinout, and specifications are identical, so either can be used interchangeably in production.
What is the difference between LM5176 and LM5175?
The LM5176 is a synchronous four-switch buck-boost controller, while the LM5175 is also a buck-boost controller but uses a different control approach (peak current mode with a single inductor, four-switch topology). Both come in 28-pin HTSSOP packages, but their pinouts and control schemes differ, so they are not drop-in replacements; consult the LM5175 datasheet before considering a change.
Is LM5176QPWPRQ1 suitable for automotive applications?
Yes. The LM5176QPWPRQ1 is AEC-Q100 qualified and rated from -40C to +125C ambient with +150C maximum junction temperature, making it designed specifically for automotive environments such as USB chargers, infotainment, and body electronics that must survive load-dump and cranking transients on 12 V buses.
What is the best drop-in replacement for LM5176QPWPRQ1?
The closest functional replacements are the same-family parts LM5176QPWPTQ1 (same die, different reel size) and non-automotive grade LM5176 variants in the identical 28-HTSSOP package. There is no pin-to-pin compatible cross-brand buck-boost controller; TI engineers confirmed on the E2E forum that no drop-in equivalent exists for this topology.
Where to download LM5176QPWPRQ1 datasheet PDF?
Download the LM5176-Q1 datasheet PDF free from TI at https://www.ti.com/lit/ds/symlink/lm5176-q1.pdf. The document covers the complete LM5176-Q1 family, including electrical characteristics, pin configuration, application circuits, and layout guidelines. It is approximately 38 pages.
What is the best cross-brand equivalent for LM5176QPWPRQ1?
There is currently no cross-brand pin-compatible equivalent for the LM5176-Q1. Competing four-switch buck-boost controllers exist (e.g., MPS and Analog Devices buck-boost controllers), but they use different packages and pinouts. For an automotive design locked to this footprint, stick with TI LM5176 family parts.
When should I choose LM5176QPWPRQ1 over a boost controller?
Choose the LM5176QPWPRQ1 when your input voltage can cross the output voltage, such as a 12 V automotive bus feeding a 9 V or 12 V rail during cranking. A pure boost converter cannot regulate when VIN exceeds VOUT. The four-switch buck-boost topology regulates seamlessly through the transition region at VIN near VOUT.
Does LM5176QPWPRQ1 need heatsinking?
As a controller, the LM5176QPWPRQ1 itself dissipates relatively little power (gate drive and quiescent losses); MOSFETs dissipate the conduction and switching losses. Still, solder the PowerPAD of the 28-HTSSOP package to a generous copper pour per the TI datasheet layout guidelines to keep junction temperature below +150C.
Is LM5176QPWPRQ1 RoHS compliant?
Yes. The LM5176QPWPRQ1 is RoHS compliant and lead-free per the TI product page. It is also AEC-Q100 qualified for automotive reliability. Confirm REACH and halogen-free status on the TI quality portal for your specific regulatory documentation needs.

Données de référence d'ingénierie pour LM5176QPWPRQ1 — comparaison, recommandations de conception et informations de conformité.

Guide de sélection

Choose the LM5176QPWPRQ1 when you need an AEC-Q100 qualified, wide-input (4.2 V to 55 V) four-switch buck-boost controller for automotive or industrial rails whose input can cross the output voltage, such as 12 V buses with cranking and load-dump. Choose the standard-grade LM5176QPWPR for non-automotive designs where cost matters and AEC-Q100 is unnecessary. Use LM5176QPWPTQ1 interchangeably if the smaller reel size suits your build volumes. Consider the LM5175QPWPRQ1 only when starting a new layout, since its pinout and control scheme differ despite the same HTSSOP-28 package. The LM5117 suits designs that already use coupled inductors. No cross-brand drop-in equivalent exists; TI engineers have confirmed this on E2E.

Comparaison avec les alternatives

Paramètre Ce produit LM5176QPWPTQ1 LM5176QPWPR LM5175QPWPRQ1 LM5117QMHX/NOPBQ1
Package 28-HTSSOP (PWP) 28-HTSSOP (PWP) - same 28-HTSSOP (PWP) - same 28-HTSSOP (PWP) - same package, different pinout HTSSOP-28 (MHC) - similar outline, different pinout
Brand Texas Instruments Texas Instruments Texas Instruments Texas Instruments Texas Instruments
Topology Synchronous 4-switch buck-boost Synchronous 4-switch buck-boost Synchronous 4-switch buck-boost Buck-boost (single inductor, different control) Coupled inductor buck-boost
Control Mode Current-mode (buck and boost) Current-mode (buck and boost) Current-mode (buck and boost) Peak current mode Current-mode
AEC-Q100 Qualified Qualified Not qualified (standard grade) Qualified Qualified
Drop-in Pin Compatibility - Yes - pin-to-pin Yes - pin-to-pin No - redesign required No - redesign required

Principaux différenciateurs

  • Automotive AEC-Q100 qualified (vs LM5176QPWPR)
  • True 4-switch buck-boost through VIN = VOUT (vs LM5117QMHX/NOPBQ1)
  • Seamless mode transition with one control loop architecture (vs LM5175QPWPRQ1)

Notes de conception

Keep the four MOSFET gate-drive loops as short and as small as possible; route HO1/LO1 and HO2/LO2 traces directly over their return paths (SW nodes and PGND). Place the bootstrap capacitors close to the IC. Follow the PowerPAD thermal land pattern in the TI datasheet with an array of vias to the ground plane to keep junction temperature below +150C in automotive enclosures.

Select the switching frequency between 100 kHz and 600 kHz based on the trade-off between efficiency and magnetics size. For high-current automotive designs (several amps output), lower frequencies near 200-300 kHz reduce MOSFET switching losses; for compact designs, 400-600 kHz shrinks the inductor. Verify the current-sense element rating against cycle-by-cycle current limit thresholds.

The four-switch buck-boost transitions between buck, buck-boost, and boost modes near VIN = VOUT. Tune the compensation network and verify stability across the entire transition region, not only at nominal buck and boost operating points. Also verify behavior at the 4.2 V minimum input during deep cranking conditions to avoid dropout of the regulated rail.

Informations de conformité

RoHS
Compliant
REACH
Unknown
AEC-Q100
Qualified
Sans plomb
Yes
Sans halogène
Unknown
Minerais de conflit
Unknown

AEC-Q100 qualified per TI product page. RoHS/lead-free per distributor listings; verify REACH and halogen-free status on the TI quality portal.

Données vérifiées le : 2026-08-29 — données vérifiées et sélectionnées par l'équipe d'ingénierie composants de XAIPART

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