Power Management (PMIC)

Power Management Integrated Circuits (PMICs) encompass a diverse range of application-specific ICs or chips designed to handle various power management tasks. This category includes PMICs for AC/DC converters, battery chargers, battery management systems, current regulation, display drivers, energy metering, full/half-bridge drivers, gate drivers, hot swap controllers, laser drivers, LED drivers, lighting/ballast controllers, motor drivers, OR controllers, power factor correction, power distribution switches, PoE controllers, power supply controllers, RMS to DC converters, supervisors, thermal management, V/F and F/V controllers, various voltage regulators, and more. PMICs play a crucial role in managing and controlling power delivery within electronic systems. They provide efficient and reliable power conversion, voltage regulation, and overall power management functionalities. PMICs are widely used in a broad range of applications, including consumer electronics, industrial equipment, automotive systems, telecommunications, and more. By integrating multiple power management functions into a single chip, PMICs simplify system design, reduce component count, optimize power efficiency, and enhance overall system performance.