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XC9802B323ER-G
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STEP-UP CHARGE PUMP WITH REGULAT
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Category Integrated Circuits (ICs) > Power Management (PMIC) - Voltage Regulators - DC DC Switching Regulators
Description STEP-UP CHARGE PUMP WITH REGULAT
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status: ROHS3 Compliant
Voltage - Output (Min/Fixed) 3.2V
Voltage - Output (Max) -
Voltage - Input (Min) 1.8V
Voltage - Input (Max) 5.5V
Topology Boost
Synchronous Rectifier No
Supplier Device Package USP-8B05
Series XC9802
Package / Case 8-XDFN Exposed Pad
Package Tape & Reel (TR)
Output Type Fixed
Output Configuration Positive
Operating Temperature -40°C ~ 85°C
Number of Outputs 1
Mounting Type Surface Mount
Function Step-Up
Frequency - Switching 300kHz
Current - Output 80mA
Base Product Number XC9802

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XC9802B323ER-G Product Details:

The XC9802B323ER-G from Torex Semiconductor Ltd is a compact boost switching regulator designed to deliver a fixed 3.2V output at up to 80mA from input voltages ranging from 1.8V to 5.5V. Operating with a 300kHz switching frequency, this device addresses voltage step-up requirements in battery-powered and low-voltage systems where efficient DC-DC conversion is needed within a minimal footprint. The regulator accepts a broad input range that accommodates single-cell lithium batteries, AA/AAA alkaline configurations, and logic-level supply rails, making it suitable for portable instruments, sensor modules, and embedded systems where headroom is limited.

Packaged in an 8-XDFN exposed pad format measuring approximately 2.0mm × 2.0mm with a 0.5mm pitch, the XC9802B323ER-G occupies roughly half the board area of conventional SOT-23-5 step-up regulators while offering improved thermal dissipation through its ground-connected exposed pad. This thermal path becomes relevant in continuous operation near the 80mA output limit or when operating across the full -40°C to 85°C temperature range. The exposed pad also reduces ground inductance, which contributes to stable switching performance and lower EMI in noise-sensitive layouts. Surface mount assembly is straightforward, with MSL-1 rating allowing unlimited floor life after bag opening, reducing storage constraints in high-mix production environments.

The 3.2V fixed output voltage directly supports low-dropout linear regulators that require a stable upstream rail, white LED backlighting in single-string configurations, and legacy 3.3V peripherals interfaced from modern 1.8V or 2.5V system voltages. The 80mA output current capacity covers microcontroller clusters, low-power wireless transceivers, and MEMS sensors without requiring additional bulk capacitance or multi-stage conversion. The topology does not incorporate synchronous rectification, instead relying on an external Schottky diode for the freewheeling path, which simplifies external component selection and reduces solution cost in space-constrained applications where efficiency in the 75–85% range is acceptable.

At 300kHz switching frequency, the XC9802B323ER-G balances inductor size against switching losses. This frequency permits the use of 4.7µH to 10µH inductors in 1210 or 1612 case sizes, maintaining a low-profile power stage suitable for wearable devices, IoT edge nodes, and handheld instrumentation. Input and output capacitors in the 4.7µF to 10µF range, typically ceramic X5R or X7R dielectrics, provide adequate ripple filtering while meeting the stability criteria outlined in the datasheet. The part's positive output configuration and single-output architecture streamline power tree design in systems where multiple voltage domains are sourced from separate regulators rather than a single multi-output converter.

The XC9802 series is positioned for applications where board space, component count, and cost converge as primary constraints. The fixed 3.2V output eliminates the feedback resistor divider network present in adjustable boost regulators, reducing BOM by two components and freeing additional routing channels on dense PCBs. This fixed-voltage approach also removes the possibility of output drift due to resistor tolerance or temperature coefficient, ensuring consistent downstream supply voltage across production lots and environmental conditions. Compliance with RoHS3 and REACH regulations, combined with ECCN EAR99 classification, supports global distribution and integration into commercial and industrial products without export licensing complexity.

Replacing the Torex Semiconductor XC9802B323ER-G 3.2V Boost Regulator Without Creating Power-Rail Risk

Finding an equivalent or alternative part for the Torex Semiconductor Ltd XC9802B323ER-G is usually driven by availability, lifecycle planning, cost review, PCB redesign, or the need to qualify a second source for a low-power 3.2V boost rail. The challenge is that boost regulators are rarely interchangeable by part number alone. Output voltage accuracy, startup behavior, switching frequency, package footprint, compensation approach, inductor requirements, quiescent current, and load-transient behavior all affect whether a replacement can be used safely.

The XC9802B323ER-G is a fixed 3.2V, 80mA, non-synchronous boost switching regulator in a USP-8B05 / 8-XDFN exposed-pad package. Suitable replacement evaluation should begin by separating true same-family substitutions from functional alternatives that require schematic, BOM, and PCB changes.

Common equivalent and alternative part numbers to evaluate include:

These parts are not automatically drop-in replacements. Each option must be checked against the required 3.2V rail tolerance, available input voltage range, output current margin, PCB footprint, external component values, and system-level efficiency targets.

What the Torex Semiconductor XC9802B323ER-G Defines for a Compatible 3.2V Boost Replacement

The Torex Semiconductor XC9802B323ER-G belongs to the XC9802 series and is designed as a compact positive step-up DC-DC regulator. Its main electrical profile is a fixed 3.2V output, 1.8V to 5.5V input range, 80mA output current rating, 300kHz switching frequency, and non-synchronous boost topology. It operates from -40°C to 85°C and is supplied in tape-and-reel packaging for surface-mount production.

From a replacement perspective, the fixed 3.2V output is the first constraint. A 3.3V substitute may work in many logic, sensor, RF bias, or low-power analog rails, but it should not be assumed acceptable where ADC reference range, IC absolute maximum ratings, or battery-operated power budgets are tight. Adjustable alternatives can be configured to 3.2V, but they introduce feedback resistors and require layout review.

The 80mA output rating also needs practical interpretation. In a boost converter, available output current depends on input voltage, inductor saturation current, diode losses if non-synchronous, switching current limit, and thermal conditions. A replacement with a higher switch-current rating may provide better margin, but it can also require a different inductor, diode, and compensation behavior.

Mechanically, the USP-8B05 / 8-XDFN exposed-pad package is compact and thermally efficient, but it limits direct replacement choices. Many alternative boost regulators are offered in SOT-23-5, SOT-23-6, WSON, or DFN packages, so they are functional replacements rather than pin-compatible substitutes. The exposed pad, ground routing, switching-node placement, and input/output capacitor positions should be reviewed during any substitution.

Typical applications for the XC9802B323ER-G include small battery-powered equipment, sensor modules, portable instruments, low-power MCU rails, memory backup circuits, and compact embedded systems requiring a regulated 3.2V rail from a lower or variable input source. These use cases place emphasis on startup reliability, light-load efficiency, low external component count, and stable operation across temperature.

Candidate Equivalent and Alternative Parts for XC9802B323ER-G Replacement Evaluation

The following table compares practical replacement candidates for the XC9802B323ER-G. The goal is not to identify a universal substitute, but to clarify which alternatives are suitable under specific electrical, mechanical, and supply-chain conditions.

ManufacturerPart NumberKey SpecificationsProduct FeaturesTypical ApplicationsWhy It Can Replace the Original PartMain Differences or LimitationsRecommended Usage
Torex Semiconductor Ltd XC9802B333ER-G XC9802B333ER-G XC9802B333ER-G Torex Semiconductor Ltd STEP-UP CHARGE PUMP WITH REGULAT 200000 Boost regulator, fixed 3.3V output, same XC9802 family, surface-mount package option, low-power step-up operationSame product family behavior, similar control concept, compact package, fixed outputLow-power 3.3V logic rails, sensor power, portable devicesClosest same-family alternative when a 3.3V rail is acceptable instead of 3.2VOutput is 3.3V, not 3.2V; ordering code and package/pinout must be verified against the exact datasheetBest first option when minimal circuit change is desired and the powered load tolerates 3.3V
Microchip Technology MCP1640T-I/CHY MCP1640T-I/CHY MCP1640T-I/CHY Microchip Technology IC REG BOOST ADJ 350MA SOT23-6 16100 Synchronous boost converter, adjustable output, low-voltage startup, SOT-23-6 package, output configurable by feedback networkHigh efficiency at low input voltage, true shutdown options depending on variant, widely used battery boost architectureSingle-cell alkaline/NiMH/Li-ion accessory rails, portable sensors, MCU supply railsCan be configured to 3.2V using external feedback resistors and offers more current capability than the XC9802B323ER-G in many designsNot pin-compatible; switching frequency, compensation, inductor selection, and layout must be redesignedSuitable when redesign flexibility exists and efficiency from low battery voltage is a priority
Texas Instruments TPS61070DDCR TPS61070DDCR TPS61070DDCR Texas Instruments IC REG BOOST ADJ 500MA TSOT23-6 50400 Adjustable synchronous boost converter, SOT-23-6 package, wide input range, higher output-current capability than low-current boost ICsIntegrated power switch, compact external BOM, good current margin for upgraded railsPortable instruments, wireless modules, distributed low-voltage railsProvides a configurable 3.2V output and stronger load-current headroom than the original 80mA class deviceHigher capability may require different inductor current rating and thermal review; not a footprint replacementSuitable where the replacement must support load growth or peak-current margin
Analog Devices LT1615ES5#TRMPBF LT1615ES5#TRMPBF LT1615ES5#TRMPBF Analog Devices Inc. IC REG BST SEPIC ADJ 0.3A TSOT23 21885 Micropower boost converter, adjustable output, SOT-23-5 package, high switching frequency, non-synchronous topology with external diodeSmall solution size, flexible output setting, useful for compact low-current boost railsHandheld electronics, bias supplies, small analog or sensor railsCan generate 3.2V with feedback resistors and supports compact power conversion similar in function to the originalRequires external Schottky diode; package and circuit are different; high switching frequency changes EMI and layout requirementsUseful when a compact adjustable non-synchronous boost alternative is preferred
onsemi NCP1402SN33T1G NCP1402SN33T1G NCP1402SN33T1G onsemi IC REG BOOST 3.3V 130MA 5TSOP 15322 Fixed 3.3V boost converter, SOT-23-5 package, PFM operation, low-voltage battery startupLow external component count, fixed-output simplicity, light-load efficiencyBattery-powered modules, low-duty-cycle sensor circuits, small 3.3V railsCan replace the original function when 3.3V is acceptable and the application operates from low battery inputFixed 3.3V rather than 3.2V; input-voltage range and output-current capability differ from XC9802B323ER-G; PFM ripple behavior may differSuitable for low-power battery designs where ripple and load-current limits are acceptable

Engineering Trade-Offs When Comparing XC9802B323ER-G Replacement Options

Selecting a replacement for the XC9802B323ER-G should start with the load tolerance. If the load requires exactly 3.2V, adjustable alternatives such as MCP1640T-I/CHY MCP1640T-I/CHY MCP1640T-I/CHY Microchip Technology IC REG BOOST ADJ 350MA SOT23-6 16100 , TPS61070DDCR TPS61070DDCR TPS61070DDCR Texas Instruments IC REG BOOST ADJ 500MA TSOT23-6 50400 , or LT1615ES5#TRMPBF LT1615ES5#TRMPBF LT1615ES5#TRMPBF Analog Devices Inc. IC REG BST SEPIC ADJ 0.3A TSOT23 21885 are more appropriate than fixed 3.3V substitutes. If the load accepts 3.3V, XC9802B333ER-G XC9802B333ER-G XC9802B333ER-G Torex Semiconductor Ltd STEP-UP CHARGE PUMP WITH REGULAT 200000 or NCP1402SN33T1G NCP1402SN33T1G NCP1402SN33T1G onsemi IC REG BOOST 3.3V 130MA 5TSOP 15322 may reduce design complexity, although package and behavior still need verification.

Replacement OptionElectrical CompatibilityMechanical CompatibilityPerformance DifferencesReliability and Qualification ConsiderationsPackage / Availability FactorsCost and BOM ConsiderationsBest-Fit ScenarioMain AdvantageMain Limitation
XC9802B333ER-GSimilar same-family boost function; fixed 3.3V instead of 3.2VPotentially closest if the same USP-8B05 package and pinout are confirmedSimilar design behavior expected, but output voltage shifts upwardEasier qualification if same family, but powered IC voltage limits must be checkedSame-family sourcing may simplify documentationMay preserve much of the original BOM if external requirements matchExisting XC9802B323ER-G designs where 3.3V is acceptableLowest redesign effort among listed optionsNot suitable for strict 3.2V rails
MCP1640T-I/CHYAdjustable to 3.2V; good low-input battery operationRequires PCB redesign from USP-8B05 to SOT-23-6Synchronous topology can improve efficiency versus non-synchronous designsNeeds validation for startup, transient response, and feedback accuracyBroadly used package, but not footprint-compatibleAdds feedback resistors; may reduce diode losses because it is synchronousBattery-powered products needing efficient 3.2V generationStrong efficiency and flexibilityRequires schematic and layout change
TPS61070DDCRAdjustable to 3.2V with higher load-current marginRequires new SOT-23-6 layoutHigher current capability may improve peak-load behaviorInductor saturation current and thermal margin should be reviewedCommon package family, but no pin compatibilityMay require higher-rated inductor and revised compensation/BOMDesigns where the original 80mA margin is no longer enoughGood headroom for future load increasesMore design review than a same-family substitute
LT1615ES5#TRMPBFAdjustable to 3.2V; non-synchronous boost architecture resembles the original conceptRequires SOT-23-5 PCB change and external diode placementHigher switching frequency can reduce magnetics size but affects EMIDiode selection affects efficiency, temperature rise, and output regulationCompact package, but layout differs significantlyExternal Schottky diode adds BOM item and loss pathCompact low-current rails where adjustable output is neededFlexible and space-efficientEMI and diode-loss review required
NCP1402SN33T1GFixed 3.3V output; suitable only if 3.3V rail is allowedRequires SOT-23-5 redesignPFM operation may produce different ripple and load-transient behaviorRipple-sensitive analog or RF rails require measurementSmall package and simple implementationLow component count, but external component values may differLow-duty-cycle battery devices with modest load currentSimple fixed-output alternativeNot a direct 3.2V or pin-compatible replacement

For the closest replacement path, XC9802B333ER-G XC9802B333ER-G XC9802B333ER-G Torex Semiconductor Ltd STEP-UP CHARGE PUMP WITH REGULAT 200000 should be checked first if the system can accept 3.3V. For an exact 3.2V rail with redesign flexibility, MCP1640T-I/CHY MCP1640T-I/CHY MCP1640T-I/CHY Microchip Technology IC REG BOOST ADJ 350MA SOT23-6 16100 and TPS61070DDCR TPS61070DDCR TPS61070DDCR Texas Instruments IC REG BOOST ADJ 500MA TSOT23-6 50400 are stronger functional alternatives because their outputs can be resistor-programmed. LT1615ES5#TRMPBF LT1615ES5#TRMPBF LT1615ES5#TRMPBF Analog Devices Inc. IC REG BST SEPIC ADJ 0.3A TSOT23 21885 is appropriate when an adjustable non-synchronous solution is acceptable and the external diode can be accommodated. NCP1402SN33T1G NCP1402SN33T1G NCP1402SN33T1G onsemi IC REG BOOST 3.3V 130MA 5TSOP 15322 is better suited to simple low-power 3.3V battery rails than to strict XC9802B323ER-G drop-in replacement work.

Before releasing a substitute into production, verify output voltage tolerance, startup at minimum input voltage, inductor saturation current, diode or synchronous switch losses, output ripple, thermal rise, enable/shutdown behavior, package footprint, and regulatory documentation such as RoHS status.

For pricing, availability, and sourcing support for XC9802B323ER-G replacement parts, obtain quotations through IC-Components.com or email Info@IC-Components.com.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the critical design considerations when integrating the XC9802B323ER-G boost regulator into a battery-powered IoT device with strict space constraints?
The XC9802B323ER-G’s USP-8B05 package enables compact PCB layouts, but engineers must account for its 80mA output current limit when sizing load components. Input voltage range of 1.8V to 5.5V supports single-cell Li-ion or alkaline operation, but inductor selection must balance efficiency and ripple—values exceeding 4.7µH may cause instability at light loads. Also, ensure proper thermal relief on the exposed pad to maintain junction temperature below 85°C under continuous operation.
How does the switching frequency of 300kHz in the XC9802B323ER-G affect component selection and EMI performance in industrial sensor nodes?
The 300kHz switching frequency allows use of smaller inductors and ceramic capacitors, reducing board area—ideal for space-constrained designs. However, this frequency is near the audible range; if mechanical vibration or acoustic testing is involved, conducted emissions should be evaluated per CISPR 32 standards. Use shielded inductors and minimize loop area to mitigate radiated noise that could interfere with sensitive analog peripherals.
Can the XC9802B323ER-G safely operate from a supercapacitor discharge curve typical in backup power systems, and what design precautions apply?
Yes, the XC9802B323ER-G accepts input voltages down to 1.8V, making it suitable for supercapacitors with decaying voltage profiles. However, as input drops near 1.8V, efficiency decreases significantly. Engineers should implement input monitoring logic to disable downstream circuits when VIN falls below 2.0V to prevent brownout conditions, and select an inductor rated for continuous current above peak load plus margin.
When migrating from the XC9802B323ER-G to another XC9802 series variant, what are key trade-offs between output voltage options and their implications for existing feedback networks?
The XC9802B323ER-G provides a fixed 3.2V output, while other variants like the XC9802Axxx offer adjustable outputs via external resistors. If upgrading to an adjustable version, recalculate feedback divider ratios to avoid exceeding internal reference tolerances. Conversely, replacing with a fixed 3.2V part requires verifying that no additional post-regulation or LDO stage is needed unless noise sensitivity increases.
What reliability risks exist when operating the XC9802B323ER-G continuously at high ambient temperatures (near 85°C) in outdoor environmental monitoring equipment?
Continuous operation at 85°C ambient approaches the absolute maximum junction temperature; thermal derating is necessary. Ensure adequate copper pour and airflow, and verify that solder joints and PCB laminate do not degrade over time. Long-term reliability can be enhanced by limiting duty cycle and using low-ESR capacitors rated for extended temperature life.
Is the absence of synchronous rectification in the XC9802B323ER-G problematic for efficiency in high-output-power applications, and how does it compare to alternative PMICs?
Synchronous rectification improves efficiency at higher currents by reducing diode drop losses, but the XC9802B323ER-G is limited to 80mA, where asynchronous topology remains efficient due to low conduction losses. For this current level, the lack of synchronous control has negligible impact on performance, and the simpler design reduces cost and complexity without sacrificing stability.
How should layout be optimized around the XC9802B323ER-G to minimize noise coupling into adjacent analog signal paths in precision measurement systems?
Place the input capacitor as close as possible to the VIN pin, with short traces to ground plane. Route SW node traces away from sensitive analog lines, and use a star ground return for power and analog grounds. Include a small RC filter (e.g., 10Ω + 1nF) at the input to dampen high-frequency transients, and shield inductor leads to reduce magnetic interference.
What precautions are required when replacing the XC9802B323ER-G in legacy designs using through-hole mounting, given its surface-mount packaging?
Since the XC9802B323ER-G uses USP-8B05 (XDFN), it cannot be directly socketed or replaced in through-hole footprints. Designers must redesign the PCB to accommodate surface mount assembly or use adapter boards during transition. Ensure reflow profile matches JEDEC J-STD-020 for MSL1 devices to prevent moisture-induced cracking.
Can the XC9802B323ER-G be used in automotive-grade lighting modules requiring AEC-Q100 compliance, and what modifications are needed?
The XC9802B323ER-G is not AEC-Q100 qualified; it operates only from -40°C to 85°C, whereas automotive applications often require up to 125°C. For non-critical lighting within this range, it may suffice, but certification bodies typically mandate qualified parts. In such cases, consider automotive-qualified alternatives like the XC9802AxxQ variants with extended temperature support.
How does the fixed 3.2V output of the XC9802B323ER-G affect compatibility with modern low-voltage microcontrollers that operate at 1.8V or 2.5V?
While 3.2V exceeds most MCU core voltages, it can be used with built-in voltage regulators or LDOs if headroom is acceptable. However, this increases power loss and heat. Alternatively, use the XC9802B323ER-G only for peripherals requiring higher rail (e.g., sensors, radios), and employ separate low-dropout regulators for MCU supply to improve system efficiency and thermal performance.

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