DC/DC Converter IP Cores

DC-DC Converter IP cores provide efficient voltage conversion and power regulation in modern SoC and ASIC designs.

These IP cores implement switching regulation architectures to step voltage up or down with high efficiency across battery-powered and performance-sensitive systems

This catalog allows you to compare DC-DC Converter IP cores from leading vendors based on conversion efficiency, load range, output regulation, and process node compatibility.

Whether you are designing mobile devices, IoT products, automotive electronics, or high-performance SoCs, you can find the right DC-DC Converter IP for your application.

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DCDC - SMIC 55nm Eflash

Actt
• HQ: China

IP
- SMIC
- 55nm
- LL
- Silicon Proven
Part #: XRS55NEFDPWBKDC_LP50T12A Maturity: Production

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DC/DC Buck Converter

Dolphin Semiconductor
• HQ: France

High-efficiency, low BoM, DC/DC buck converter in GF 22FDX
- GlobalFoundries
- 22nm
- FDX
- Pre-Silicon
Part #: eSR-Tugela-OV-Bu-ref-1.9-5.5-0.6-3.3.01_GF_22_FDX Maturity: Production

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Switching regulator, inductor-based, PWM mode, high efficiency

Dolphin Semiconductor
• HQ: France

Dolphin Design offer a Reusable Power Kit Library toward three objectives: To standardize and ease Power Regulation Network integ…
- GlobalFoundries
- 22nm
- FDX
- Pre-Silicon
Part #: eSR-Tugela-OV-Bu-ref-1.62-3.63-0.6-1.8.01_GF_22_FDX Maturity: Production

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Switching regulator, inductor-based, PWM mode, high efficiency

Dolphin Semiconductor
• HQ: France

Dolphin Design offer a Reusable Power Kit Library toward three objectives: To standardize and ease Power Regulation Network integ…
- GlobalFoundries
- 22nm
- FDX
- Silicon Proven
Part #: eSR-Tugela-Bu-ref-1.44-1.98-0.6-1.2.01_GF_22_FDX Maturity: Production

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Switching regulator, inductor-based, in dual mode (PFM and PWM), high efficiency

Dolphin Semiconductor
• HQ: France

eSR-Niagara-Bu-dm-ref-[1.9-4.4]-[0.8-3.3].02, as any Power Management Virtual Component designed by Dolphin Design, is readily re…
- TSMC
- 40nm
- ULP eFlash
- Pre-Silicon
Part #: eSR-Niagara-Bu-dm-ref-1.9-4.4-0.8-3.3.02_TSMC_55_uLPeF Maturity: Production

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Switching regulator, inductor-based, in dual mode (PFM and PWM) & high efficiency

Dolphin Semiconductor
• HQ: France

eSR-Niagara-Bu-dm-ref-[1.62-3.63]-[0.8-2.5].01, as any Power Management Virtual Component designed by Dolphin Design, is readily …
- TSMC
- 40nm
- ULP eFlash
- Pre-Silicon
Part #: eSR-Niagara-Bu-dm-ref-1.62-3.63-0.8-2.5.01_TSMC_55_uLPeF Maturity: Production

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DC/DC Buck Regulator

Dolphin Semiconductor
• HQ: France

Inductor-based buck switching regulator generating the SoC internal voltage supply from rails, lithium coin cell or 2xAA batterie…
- TSMC
- 40nm
- LP eFlash
- Pre-Silicon
Part #: eSR-Niagara-Bu-dm-ref-1.62-3.63-0.8-2.5.01_TSMC_40_LP Maturity: Production

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Switching regulator, inductor-based, in dual mode (PFM and PWM) & high efficiency

Dolphin Semiconductor
• HQ: France

eSR-Niagara-Bu-dm-ref-[1.62-3.63]-[0.8-2.5].01, as any Power Management Virtual Component designed by Dolphin Design, is readily …
- TSMC
- 55nm
- GP
- Pre-Silicon
Part #: eSR-Niagara-Bu-dm-ref-1.62-3.63-0.8-2.5.01_TSMC_55_uLP Maturity: Production

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Switching regulator to supply digital islet

Dolphin Semiconductor
• HQ: France

eSR-Bu-1.62-3.63-0.8-3.3, like any Power Management Virtual Component designed by Dolphin Design, is readily retargetable toward …
- TSMC
- 180nm
- BCDG2
- Pre-Silicon
Part #: eSR-Bu-1.62-3.63-0.8-3.3.01_TSMC_180_eLL Maturity: Production

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80mA 1.8V to 3.3V charge pump - UMC 0.09um

MOSCAD Design & Automation, Sarl
• HQ: Switzerland

1.8V to 3.3V charge pump circuit in UMC 90nm process with load current up to 80mA.
- UMC
- 90nm
- LL
Part #: CP80-90U Maturity: Production

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50mA 1.8V to 3.3V charge pump - SMIC 0.18um

MOSCAD Design & Automation, Sarl
• HQ: Switzerland

Charge pump circuit generating 3.3V output with load up to 50mA.
- SMIC
- 180nm
- G
Part #: CP50 Maturity: Production

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Coin Battery Boost

Canova Tech Srl
• HQ: Italy

CT21100 is high efficiency DCDC boost converter delivering 2.7V at 10mA from an input as low as 0.9V.
- DC/DC Converter
- Silicon Proven on onsemi 0.35u HV-CMOS
- Available
Part #: CT21100 Maturity: Production

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Embedded Charge Pump IP, for 1.8V/3.3V Logic

eMemory Technology Inc.
• HQ: Taiwan

eMemory also offer Charge Pump IP as a quick & easy solution for customers who adopt eMemory's NeoBit NVM IP.
- DC/DC Converter
- In Production
Part #: EC00001PWLK Maturity: Production

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Switched Capacitor 3.6V Boost-Buck DC-DC Converter

TES Electronic Solutions
• HQ: Germany

DC-DC Switched Capacitor Boost-Buck Converter IP in X-FAB XC018-0.18µm CMOS
- 32 GBbps
- X-FAB
- 180nm
- XC018
- Available on request
Part #: TS_SWC_DCDC_3V6_X8 Maturity: Production

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DC-DC Split-Pi Boost-Buck Converter

TES Electronic Solutions
• HQ: Germany

Cascaded 3.3V boost-buck converter running either on a 10V up to 30V supply or on a backup battery supply
- X-FAB
- 180nm
- XT018
- Available on request
Part #: TS_SPLITPI_3V3_X8 Maturity: Production

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30V 0.5A Hysteretic Buck LED Driver

TES Electronic Solutions
• HQ: Germany

30V 0.5A Hysteretic Buck LED Driver with High-Side and Low-Side Current Sensing on X-FAB XT018-0.18µm BCD-on-SOI CMOS
- X-FAB
- 180nm
- XT018
- Available on request
Part #: TS_LEDDRV_30V0A5_X8 Maturity: Production

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Charge-Pump positive voltage generator with LDO in-built on SMIC 65nm

UniIC
• HQ: China

The present IP is a charge-pump and low dropout voltage generator, which is developed with SMIC 65nm ETOX Nor Flash process.
- SMIC
- 65nm
- LL
- Silicon Proven
Maturity: Production

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Charge-Pump negative voltage generator with adjustable wide range on SMIC 65nm

UniIC
• HQ: China

The present IP is a charge-pump voltage generator developed using SMIC's 65nm ETOX Nor Flash process.
- SMIC
- 65nm
- LL
- Silicon Proven
Maturity: Production

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Charge-Pump positive voltage generator with adjustable wide range on SMIC 65nm

UniIC
• HQ: China

The present IP is a charge-pump voltage generator developed using SMIC's 65nm ETOX Nor Flash process.
- SMIC
- 65nm
- LL
- Silicon Proven
Maturity: Production

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DC-DC Buck Ultra Fast Response High Power Series (Vin=2.3-5.5V; Vo=0.6-3.4V; IL=3.0A)

SiliconGate
• HQ: Portugal

DC-DC PWM BUCK: The DCDC SGC67 is an ultra fast response, high output current, step down switched DC-DC regulator IP.
- DC/DC Converter
Part #: SGC67300_I35HULL Maturity: Production

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What is DC-DC Converter IP?

DC-DC Converter IP is a power management block that converts one DC voltage level to another inside or around SoCs and ASICs.

It is used to maximize power efficiency, support multiple voltage domains, and reduce energy loss in both battery-powered and high-performance systems.

Main functions of DC-DC Converter IP

Buck and boost conversion

DC-DC Converter IP supports step-down, step-up, or combined conversion topologies depending on system needs.

Efficient power delivery

Switching regulation enables high-efficiency power conversion across changing loads.

Dynamic supply support

These converters help supply digital cores, analog domains, memories, and I/O rails with appropriate voltage levels.

System-level power optimization

DC-DC IP works closely with PMUs and monitors to optimize battery life and thermal behavior.

Key features of DC-DC Converter IP cores

High conversion efficiency
Support for dynamic loads
Stable output regulation
Integration with multi-rail power systems
Power-aware system control support

How to choose DC-DC Converter IP

Selecting the right DC-DC Converter IP depends on your application and integration requirements:

input and output voltage range
efficiency across load conditions
transient response requirements
noise sensitivity of downstream domains
integration with the PMU and board-level power architecture

Applications of DC-DC Converter IP cores

mobile electronics
battery-powered IoT
automotive power domains
industrial systems
compute platforms

Compare DC-DC Converter IP cores from leading vendors

This catalog provides access to a wide range of DC-DC Converter IP cores from leading semiconductor IP providers.

Use filters to compare solutions based on high conversion efficiency, support for dynamic loads, stable output regulation, and integration requirements.

Frequently asked questions about DC-DC Converter IP cores

What is DC-DC Converter IP?

DC-DC Converter IP is a reusable hardware block used in SoCs and ASICs to implement this function with production-ready integration, verification support, and platform reuse.

What capabilities does DC-DC Converter IP typically provide?

Typical capabilities include performance-optimized implementation, integration with the surrounding subsystem, configurable feature support, and reuse across multiple SoC or ASIC programs.

Where is DC-DC Converter IP used?

DC-DC Converter IP is commonly used in mobile electronics, battery-powered iot, automotive power domains, and industrial systems depending on the target product and architecture.

How do I choose DC-DC Converter IP?

You should consider supported features, performance targets, power consumption, verification maturity, system integration requirements, and process node compatibility.

Why use dedicated DC-DC Converter IP instead of building it from scratch?

Using proven DC-DC Converter IP reduces design risk, shortens development time, and helps teams reach production faster with better interoperability and validation coverage.