[Alex141]

Hi everyone, I’m new here and found this forum via a Google search. I’m having trouble finding the datasheet for this component show in the photo; it’s a programmable DC/DC converter. In the circuit in question, it takes in 5VDC and outputs 3.2VDC. Could anyone help me identify it? Thanks in advance. Pin 4 in - pin 9 out - lead GND

 

[GigHz]

The 5 V input and 3.2 V output help, but pin 4 IN and pin 9 OUT alone probably aren’t enough to identify the exact part. If you can post a close-up of the marking on the component, that would be the best clue. A photo of the surrounding circuit would also help, especially the pins connected to resistors or feedback.

 

[Delta Prime]

Hello welcome to electronics-lab.
5013 DC to DC Buck converter.
Thermally enhanced small-outline integrated circuit (often called PowerPAD™ or HSOIC-8/DDA).Pins: 8 leads arranged in two rows of four with a flat metal pad underneath.

 

[Harald Kapp]

5013 DC to DC Buck converter.

Count the number of pins of the original chip and compare to the datasheet

 

[Martaine2005]

Pins: 8 leads arranged in two rows of four

Erm,

 

[Delta Prime]

Count the number of pins of the original chip and compare to the datasheet

Erm,

5013 - Component identification​

Please accept my apologies for submitting the wrong component datasheet earlier. I understand that accuracy is critical for our transfer of correct information, and I regret any confusion this may have caused.