Hello all,
I am using a BLE IC (CYBLE 416045-2) for a Bluetooth connection purpose and the IC works with a maximum power supply of 3.3V.
I am designing a PCB in which the power supply rail is 5V (which cannot be changed because of other devices, and this is the supply we have to use).
To supply power the BLE IC I want to use a BUCK converter IC to convert the 5V supply to a 3.3V supply. The BUCK converter IC that I am founding over the internet have a high continuous current supply like 1-2A like the one here AP61102.
My doubt is that with that much high current of 1-2A will it be able to drive the BLE IC?
Thanking you,
Anik Sengupta
I am using a BLE IC (CYBLE 416045-2) for a Bluetooth connection purpose and the IC works with a maximum power supply of 3.3V.
I am designing a PCB in which the power supply rail is 5V (which cannot be changed because of other devices, and this is the supply we have to use).
To supply power the BLE IC I want to use a BUCK converter IC to convert the 5V supply to a 3.3V supply. The BUCK converter IC that I am founding over the internet have a high continuous current supply like 1-2A like the one here AP61102.
My doubt is that with that much high current of 1-2A will it be able to drive the BLE IC?
Thanking you,
Anik Sengupta