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Why is Buck controller not advertised as current source?

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Hi,
The average output current of an RT6208 Buck would be Ipk/2.....you can set Ipk with a resistor...this gives an excellent low component count , efficient, current source, (current clamp) with intrinsic short circuit protection.
Why does the datasheet not advertise this excellent current clamp feature?

RT6208
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Also, why is the RT6208 the only monolithic BCM Buck chip with settable peak current, in the world?
 
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the chip is not set up as a regulated current source, ave curr mode achieves this, also giving excelent current clamping and short ckt proof - ness
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The beauty of CrCM for the buck - is low(er) switching losses than a std buck.
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The beauty of CrCM for the buck - is low(er) switching losses than a std buck.
 
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