1. General Description
The DA6021 PMIC is a monolithic single chip power management IC for Intel® Atom™ Z3000 processor. It
provides all power supplies for tablet PC’s and can also be used in multiple embedded applications as well as
Netbooks and Nettops. It is designed to support platforms based on Intel’s Z3000 Atom processor series,
including DDR3 memory and various peripherals.
Integrated power management
Dialog Semiconductor’s new DA6021 uses a single supply voltage at a wide range of input voltage and provides
low noise supplies to all SoC voltage domains, DDR3 memory and many peripherals.
The DA6021 integrates 6 high performance low dropout (LDO) voltage regulators using Dialog’s patented Smart
Mirror™ technology for very low quiescent current. It includes 11 internal power switches and the control logic for
9 external switching devices. These include in-rush current control for platform power distribution simplification.
Six fully integrated high efficiency DC-DC buck converters provide current to Intel Atom platform’s various low
voltage domains as well as to the memory and the peripherals. Two buck-boost and one boost converter also
supply energy for the platform. All nine regulators are designed to support external component height of 1mm.
Ultra flexible power sequencer
The ultra-flexible power sequencer takes care of the complete platform start-up, state-transitioning and powerdown procedure. The DA6021 operates autonomously and reduces the power consumption when entering
stand-by or power down mode. The DA6021 is fully programmable and allows adaption to all Intel Atom
processor Z3000 and platform sequences. The OTP programmed power sequence is copied into operational
registers during power-up. Those registers can be overwritten by EEPROM after initial OTP copy routine or via
operational processor.
Auxiliary function
An analogue to digital converter (ADC) with 10-bit resolution combined with a multi-channel input multiplexer
allows measurement of the input supply voltage, battery ID, PMIC die temperature as well as 5 battery pack &
system temperatures. The number of external components is significantly reduced due to the integration of 16
GPIO’s, 3 channel PWM output signal generators, a multi-input detector with a charger control as well as a
programmable IRQ controller.

2. Key Features
■ Two high efficiency buck converters with
integrated SVID interface running IMVP-7
protocol. These two quad phase DC/DC
regulators generate the voltages for CPU and
graphic cores
■ One dual phase buck regulator for memory
supply supporting DDR3-L and -LP memory types
■ 3 single phase buck regulators supplying 1.0V,
1.05V and 1.8V towards the platform
■ 2 buck-boost converters generating 2.85V and
3.3V for the platform even if the input supply is
down to 2.7V
■ Boost converter providing 5V for the USB
components
■ 3 LDOs with fixed output voltage
■ 2 LDO with programmable output voltage
■ 1 push-pull LDO used for DDR3 address line
termination
■ 11 integrated power rail switching devices
■ 9 external power rail switching devices
■ Ultra flexible power sequencer programmable via
OTP/ EEPROM and register
■ I2C communication interface for SoC access
■ EEPROM interface for optional OTP over-writing
■ 16 general purpose I/Os with alternate functions
■ 16 channel 10-bit ADC including conditioning
circuits and programmable flexible sequencing for
automatic and manual measurements
■ System voltage and temperature monitoring,
supervising
■ Programmable IRQ controller
■ 1-wire digital battery interface including 2-wire
conversion
■ 3 channel PWM signal generation, flexible
frequency and duty cycle programmable
■ Input power source detection, included with
charger control