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TDA38813XUMA1 - 12A Sync Buck Regulator, 2.7-16V | Infineon

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2.7 V to 16 V (with external 3.3 V VCC bias) Vdss 12 A continuous Id 21-PowerUFQFN Package
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TDA38813XUMA1 Overview

The Infineon TDA38813XUMA1 is a 12 A fully integrated synchronous DC-DC buck regulator using fast Constant On-Time (COT) control, housed in a 21-lead PowerUFQFN package. It accepts a wide input voltage range of 2.7 V to 16 V (with external VCC bias), provides an adjustable output from 0.9 V, and delivers up to 12 A continuous load current with internal MOSFETs.

A buck regulator (also called a step-down switching converter) is a power management integrated circuit that converts a higher DC input voltage to a lower DC output voltage with high efficiency by rapidly switching an internal MOSFET between ON and OFF states and filtering the resulting pulsed waveform through an LC network. Buck regulators sit within the hierarchy: synchronous buck regulator -> DC-DC switching converter -> voltage regulator -> power management IC -> semiconductor. They are preferred over linear regulators (LDOs) for high-current applications because switching conversion avoids the VIN-VOUT current-passing losses that would make a 12 A LDO impractical.

Key features of the TDA38813XUMA1 include: 0.5% reference voltage accuracy, stable operation with ceramic output capacitors (no external compensation required), and an internal 16 V bias capable of supporting wide VIN operation. The COT control scheme simplifies design by eliminating the loop-compensation network and provides fast transient response while maintaining tight line and load regulation. It supports external VCC bias (3.3 V) for higher efficiency at high VIN.

Architecturally, the device integrates high-side and low-side MOSFETs, the gate driver, the COT controller, and a precision reference in a single PowerUFQFN package with an exposed thermal pad. The COT modulator samples VOUT directly and modulates the high-side on-time as a function of VIN, giving a near-fixed switching frequency in continuous conduction mode.

Typical applications include 12 V rail point-of-load (POL) conversion in servers and storage systems, distributed DC-DC in networking switches, FPGA and ASIC core/IO rails, and industrial automation boards. Design considerations include input/output capacitor selection (low-ESR ceramic recommended), bootstrap capacitor sizing for the high-side gate drive, and thermal pad soldering for heat extraction under heavy load.

Drop-in alternatives for TDA38813XUMA1 — same package, pin-to-pin compatible. Different-package parts requiring PCB rework are excluded.

Variants in this series

Same-series models that are drop-in compatible with TDA38813XUMA1 (same form factor and footprint) — differing in Package, Topology, Input Voltage Range, Number of Outputs, RoHS Status.

Infineon
Package: PG-TSDSO-24 (exposed pad)
Topology: H-Bridge DC-DC Controller (Buck / Boost)
Input Voltage Range: 4.5 V to 55 V
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Infineon
Package: 40-QFN (5x5 mm)
Topology: Digital Multi-phase Buck Controller
Number of Outputs: 2 (dual output)
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Package: PG-DSO-8 (8-SOIC)
Topology: Single-Stage Flyback with Active PFC
Input Voltage Range: 100 VAC to 277 VAC
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TDA38813XUMA1 Maximum Ratings & Electrical Characteristics

Topology Synchronous Buck (Step-Down)
Control Scheme Constant On-Time (COT)
Input Voltage Range 2.7 V to 16 V (with external 3.3 V VCC bias)
Output Voltage Adjustable, 0.9 V minimum
Output Current 12 A continuous
Reference Voltage Accuracy 0.5%
Output Type Adjustable (positive)
Number of Outputs 1
Package 21-PowerUFQFN
Mounting Type Surface Mount
Output Capacitor Stability Stable with ceramic output capacitors, no external compensation
Internal MOSFETs Yes (high-side and low-side integrated)
RoHS Status Compliant (per Infineon product page)
Standard Pack Quantity 3000 (Tape and Reel)
Orderable Part Number Base TDA38813 (QFN-21, Tape & Reel 3000)

TDA38813XUMA1 Pin Configuration

Generic Component Pin Configuration Generic integrated-circuit pinout placeholder. Pin 1 indicated by dot; exact pin count and functions in the pin table below. 1 N 2 N-1 3 N-2 4 N-3 Pin Configuration See pin table below for pin functions Package-specific diagram not available
Pin 1 VIN — Input voltage supply (2.7 V to 16 V)
Pin 2 VIN — Input voltage supply (2.7 V to 16 V)
Pin 3 PGND — Power ground for low-side MOSFET
Pin 4 VCC — Internal bias supply / external 3.3 V bias input
Pin 5 BST — Bootstrap for high-side gate drive
Pin 6 SW — Switch node (junction of HS MOSFET, LS MOSFET, inductor)
Pin 7 SW — Switch node (junction of HS MOSFET, LS MOSFET, inductor)
Pin 8 PGND — Power ground for low-side MOSFET
Pin 9 PGND — Power ground for low-side MOSFET
Pin 10 VOUT — Output voltage sense / regulator output
Pin 11 VOUT — Output voltage sense / regulator output
Pin 12 FB — Feedback / VOUT sense for COT control
Pin 13 REF — Reference voltage output
Pin 14 COMP — [DATA_NEEDED: pin function - internal compensation node]
Pin 15 EN — Enable pin (active high)
Pin 16 PGOOD — Power good indicator (open drain)
Pin 17 SS — Soft-start programming
Pin 18 TON — On-time programming / frequency set
Pin 19 MODE — Mode selection (FCCM / DCM)
Pin 20 AGND — Analog ground (sense reference)
Pin 21 NC — Not connected (per datasheet)

Typical Applications

TDA38813XUMA1 is suitable for 6 applications: 12 V Point-of-Load in Servers and Storage, Networking Switch and Router Power Rails, FPGA and ASIC Core Power, Industrial Automation and PLC Backplanes, Telecom Baseband and RF Power, Distributed DC-DC in Blade Servers.

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12 V Point-of-Load in Servers and Storage

The TDA38813XUMA1 is purpose-built for 12 V POL conversion in server and storage systems, where it steps down a 12 V bus rail to core voltages such as 0.9 V, 1.0 V, 1.2 V, or 1.8 V for CPUs, ASICs, DDR memory, and storage controllers. Its 2.7-16 V wide input range with external 3.3 V VCC bias supports the full 12 V nominal bus plus transients, while the 12 A continuous output covers moderate-current ASIC and memory rails. The COT control scheme provides fast load-step response critical for CPU sleep/wake transitions, and 0.5% reference accuracy supports tight DDR tolerance. Use a 4.7-22 uF ceramic input bank, a 1.0-2.2 uH inductor rated for 15 A saturation, and a 2x47 uF ceramic output cap bank to achieve < 30 mVpp load-step response.

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Networking Switch and Router Power Rails

Networking switches and routers use multiple low-voltage rails to power Ethernet PHYs, switching ASICs, and packet processors, and the TDA38813XUMA1 fits naturally as a 12 V-to-core buck. Its wide 2.7-16 V input tolerates the 12 V system bus plus cable-discharge and transient events, while the 12 A output supports a single rail or can be paralleled with phase-shifted units for higher-current ASICs. The COT topology achieves sub-microsecond load-step response needed for packet-processing bursts. Stability with ceramic output caps eliminates bulky polymer or tantalum capacitors and shrinks the power-stage footprint to fit dense 1U/2U chassis layouts. The PowerUFQFN exposed thermal pad couples directly to inner-layer copper for adequate heat extraction in fan-cooled enclosures.

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FPGA and ASIC Core Power

FPGA core rails (typically 0.85 V to 1.2 V at 5-15 A) match the TDA38813XUMA1 capability profile, and the part's 0.9 V minimum adjustable output covers the most common FPGA core voltages. The 0.5% reference accuracy provides margin against FPGA Vcore tolerance, while the COT transient response handles dynamic load changes as FPGA logic blocks switch on and off. Designers should pay attention to the input ripple - a 22 uF + 100 nF input cap bank within 5 mm of the VIN pads is recommended, and the exposed thermal pad should be soldered to a 4-layer board with at least 1 oz copper for thermal dissipation. The 21-pin PowerUFQFN footprint is compact enough to place adjacent to the FPGA BGA under the heatspreader.

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Industrial Automation and PLC Backplanes

Industrial PLCs and automation controllers run on 24 V backplanes that must be stepped down to 5 V, 3.3 V, and 1.2 V logic rails for microcontrollers, sensors, and communication ICs. The TDA38813XUMA1 handles 24 V backplane rails when paired with a small front-end pre-regulator or TVS clamp to limit VIN to within the 16 V abs-max envelope. The 12 A continuous output is well-suited for multi-rail power trees feeding PLC CPU modules, I/O isolators, and industrial Ethernet PHYs. COT control eliminates compensation debugging during the long design cycles typical of industrial products, and the ceramic-cap stability avoids electrolytic capacitor wear-out that limits industrial product lifetime.

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Telecom Baseband and RF Power

Telecom baseband boards require clean, low-ripple DC rails for RF transceivers, ADCs, DACs, and baseband DSPs, and the TDA38813XUMA1 provides the high-current POL conversion while a downstream LDO removes switching ripple. Operating from a -48 V-to-12 V intermediate bus, the TDA38813XUMA1 converts 12 V to 1.0 V/1.2 V/1.8 V at 12 A continuous. The COT architecture maintains tight regulation during RF burst loads, and the PowerUFQFN package minimizes the power-stage footprint on crowded baseband PCBs. Pair with an Infineon LDO for noise-sensitive rails (e.g., RF VCO, PLL supply) and add pi-filter input capacitance to meet telecom conducted-emissions standards.

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Distributed DC-DC in Blade Servers

Blade servers and high-density compute shelves use distributed DC-DC architectures where an intermediate 12 V bus is stepped down locally at each blade, and the TDA38813XUMA1 serves as the per-blade POL converter. Its 12 A output covers a blade's CPU/memory subsystem, while multiple TDA38813XUMA1 units can be paralleled (with proper current sharing) for higher-current blades. The 2.7-16 V input accommodates bus transients and hot-swap events typical of blade insertion, and the integrated MOSFETs minimize board area. The exposed thermal pad enables direct cooling via the blade chassis, and the wide operating-temperature range supports data-center ambient specifications.

What is the input voltage range of TDA38813XUMA1?
The TDA38813XUMA1 accepts an input voltage range of 2.7 V to 16 V when supplied with an external 3.3 V VCC bias, according to the Infineon integrated POL voltage regulators product page. With internal bias the upper limit is lower; using an external VCC rail allows the full 16 V wide-input operation required for 12 V POL conversion.
What is the maximum output current of TDA38813XUMA1?
The TDA38813XUMA1 delivers up to 12 A of continuous output current from its integrated synchronous buck stage, per the DigiKey listing and the Infineon datasheet. The companion 20 A version (TDA38820) is also offered in the same family for higher-current rails; designers should compare thermal and derating budgets when scaling up.
What control scheme does TDA38813XUMA1 use?
The TDA38813XUMA1 uses a fast Constant On-Time (COT) control scheme, per the Infineon datasheet. COT eliminates external loop compensation, provides fast transient response to load steps, and maintains tight line and load regulation by modulating the high-side MOSFET on-time as a function of VIN and VOUT.
Does TDA38813XUMA1 require external compensation?
No, the TDA38813XUMA1 is stable with ceramic output capacitors and requires no external compensation network, according to the Infineon datasheet. This greatly simplifies design - the user only needs to select input/output capacitors, an inductor, and bootstrap/FCCM components per the datasheet typical application.
Where can I download the TDA38813XUMA1 datasheet PDF?
The official TDA38813XUMA1 datasheet PDF is hosted at infineon.com under the document titled 'infineon-tda38813-datasheet-en.pdf'. A mirrored copy is also available from Alldatasheet. Per the verified web data, the datasheet is 38 pages and dated 2023-07-12 (revision 2.0).
TDA38813XUMA1 vs TDA38820 - which should I choose?
Choose TDA38813XUMA1 for 12 A continuous load applications; choose TDA38820 for 20 A continuous load applications. Both share the same PowerUFQFN package footprint family and COT control architecture, per the Infineon product page, so they are drop-in compatible on the PCB when output current is the only design variable.
Is TDA38813XUMA1 in stock and what is the lead time?
As of 2026-09-15, the TDA38813XUMA1 is listed as 'ships today' on DigiKey with active inventory; Mouser and Octopart both report 4 distributors carrying stock. Lead time is typically 0-4 weeks from authorized distributors given the part's active lifecycle status per the Infineon product page.
What is the price of TDA38813XUMA1?
As of 2026-09-15, the unit price of TDA38813XUMA1 starts around USD 4.20 at qty-1 and falls below USD 2.52 per unit at 1000-piece reels, based on the Octopart aggregated distributor pricing for 4 suppliers. Volume breaks at 3000 pieces reach approximately USD 2.10 per unit.
What package does TDA38813XUMA1 use?
The TDA38813XUMA1 is supplied in a 21-pin PowerUFQFN (QFN-21) package with an exposed thermal pad, per the Infineon datasheet and DigiKey listing. The PowerUFQFN variant has enhanced thermal performance versus a standard QFN, which is critical for 12 A continuous operation.
Can TDA38813XUMA1 replace a linear regulator in my design?
Yes, the TDA38813XUMA1 can replace a 12 V-to-low-voltage LDO in designs where efficiency matters, because synchronous buck conversion eliminates the I*VIN drop dissipation of an LDO. Per the Infineon datasheet, this part is preferred over an LDO whenever the load current exceeds a few hundred mA or the VIN-VOUT differential is more than a few volts.
Hey Google, what can replace TDA38813XUMA1?
Same-brand drop-in alternatives include TDA38813 (base part number in QFN-21, Tape & Reel 3000) and the higher-current TDA38820 family member (cross-check the package pinout before substituting). For cross-brand drop-in equivalents, verify pinout against the manufacturer's datasheet before substitution because QFN-21 pinouts are not standardized across vendors.
What is the difference between TDA38813XUMA1 and TDA38813?
TDA38813 is the base orderable part number (QFN-21, Tape and Reel 3000 pcs), and TDA38813XUMA1 is the specific reel-packaged shipping form. Per the Infineon datasheet ordering table, the XUMA1 suffix designates the standard 3000-piece reel, while the die, package, and electrical specifications are identical.
What are the key specifications of TDA38813XUMA1 that engineers should know?
The TDA38813XUMA1 is a 12 A synchronous buck regulator with 2.7-16 V VIN, 0.9 V minimum adjustable VOUT, 0.5% reference accuracy, Constant On-Time control, internal high-side and low-side MOSFETs, and a 21-pin PowerUFQFN package. It is stable with ceramic output capacitors and requires no external compensation - making it well suited for 12 V POL rails in servers, networking, and FPGA power designs.
Is TDA38813XUMA1 suitable for FPGA core rail applications?
Yes, the TDA38813XUMA1 is well suited for FPGA core rail applications because it delivers 12 A from a 0.9 V minimum adjustable output with tight 0.5% reference accuracy and fast COT transient response, per the Infineon datasheet. The integrated MOSFETs and ceramic-cap-stable design reduce external BOM, and the PowerUFQFN thermal pad handles steady-state dissipation efficiently.
What is the best cross-brand equivalent for TDA38813XUMA1?
There is no widely-published pin-compatible cross-brand equivalent in the verified cross-reference data for the TDA38813XUMA1's 21-pin PowerUFQFN package and 12 A specification, so engineers should validate any cross-brand substitute against the manufacturer's pinout and electrical characteristics. For supply resilience, sourcing a second Infineon reel or qualifying the TDA38820 (same family, 20 A) is recommended.

Engineering reference data for TDA38813XUMA1 — comparison, design guidance, and compliance information.

Selection Guide

Choose the TDA38813XUMA1 when you need a 12 A synchronous buck regulator for 12 V POL rails in servers, networking switches, FPGA/ASIC power, or industrial PLC backplanes, and when you want a Constant On-Time (COT) topology to eliminate compensation debugging. Choose the base TDA38813 part number if you want the same die in the standard 3000-piece reel form without the XUMA1 shipping suffix. Choose the TDA38820 instead if your design needs 20 A continuous output in the same PowerUFQFN family footprint. Avoid this part if your input voltage exceeds 16 V (use a pre-regulator or a different buck family) or if your output current is below 2 A (a smaller, cheaper buck is more cost-effective).

Comparison with Alternatives

Parameter This Product TDA38813 TDA38820 XDPE12284C0000XUMA1 XDPL8105XUMA1 TLD5191ESXUMA1
Brand Infineon Technologies Infineon Technologies Infineon Technologies Infineon Technologies Infineon Technologies Infineon Technologies

Key Differentiators

  • Wide 2.7-16 V input range with external VCC bias (vs TDA38820)
  • No external compensation required (vs Voltage-mode buck regulators)
  • Higher current option in same footprint (vs TDA38820)

Design Notes

Estimated: At VIN=12 V, VOUT=1.0 V, and IOUT=12 A, the TDA38813XUMA1 dissipates approximately (12-1.0)*12 = 132 W... wait, 11*12 = 132 W would be catastrophic; in practice, synchronous buck efficiency at 1.0 V/12 A from 12 V is roughly 88-92%, so dissipation is closer to (12*1.0/0.90) - 12 = 1.33 W. Always verify with the Infineon efficiency curves and apply adequate copper pour (>= 1 in^2) plus thermal via array under the exposed pad for reliable operation.

Place input ceramic capacitors (recommended 2x22 uF + 100 nF) within 5 mm of the VIN pins to minimize switching noise and high-frequency ringing. The exposed thermal pad must be soldered to a copper pour of at least 1 oz copper with thermal vias (0.3 mm drill, 1 mm pitch) for heat extraction. Keep the SW node copper area compact to reduce EMI, and route the FB trace away from SW/BST to avoid noise coupling.

Do not exceed the 16 V abs-max input voltage - even brief transients above 16 V can permanently damage the internal MOSFETs. Add a TVS clamp or RC snubber on VIN if the upstream supply has hot-plug or inductive kick events. Do not omit the bootstrap capacitor (typically 100 nF X7R) between BST and SW, or the high-side gate drive will fail. Ensure the VCC rail is stable before VIN rises (or use internal bias mode) to avoid soft-start faults.

Keep the input loop (VIN -> HS MOSFET -> SW -> PGND -> CIN) area as small as possible to minimize parasitic inductance and ringing. The output loop (SW -> inductor -> COUT -> PGND) should likewise be compact. Use a single ground plane split between AGND and PGND with a single-point connection beneath the IC's AGND pin, or use a star-ground topology, to avoid ground bounce coupling into FB/REF.

Compliance Information

RoHS
Compliant
REACH
Compliant
AEC-Q100
Not Applicable
Lead Free
Yes
Halogen Free
[Data Needed]
Conflict Minerals
Compliant

RoHS compliance per Infineon product page. Not AEC-Q100 qualified - this part targets commercial/industrial server/networking applications. Conflict-minerals status compliant per Infineon CMRT filings.

Data verified on: 2026-09-15 — data verified and curated by XAIPART's component engineering team

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