LTM4644 vs. LTM4643 vs. LTM4622: Which ADI Module Can You Replace Today?

23 June 2026 84

LTM4644 vs LTM4643 vs LTM4622: Which ADI Module Can You Replace Today?

If your team uses multiple Linear Technology (ADI) µModule regulators across different products, you might ask: Which models have proven, pin-to-pin alternatives available now? The answer: LTM4644, LTM4643, and LTM4622 all have certified direct replacements from Langma Xinchuang, distributed by Genchipower. This guide helps you compare options and plan your migration.

Overview: Comparison of Three Modules

Feature LTM4644 Series LTM4643 Series LTM4622 Series
Channels 4 × 4 A 3 × 4 A 2 × 2.5 A (5 A Parallel)
Package BGA77 (9×15 mm) BGA77 (9×15 mm) BGA25 (6.25×6.25 mm)
Input Voltage 4 V – 20 V 4 V – 20 V 3.6 V – 20 V
Output Voltage 0.6 V – 5.5 V 0.6 V – 5.5 V 0.6 V – 5.5 V
Operating Frequency 1 MHz 1 MHz 1 MHz
Physical Size 9 × 15 × 2.51 mm 9 × 15 × 2.51 mm 6.25 × 6.25 × 2.42 mm
Typical Applications FPGA, ASIC, Servers Mid-range FPGA, SoC Compact FPGA/SoC Power Rails

Alternatives Now Available

Each module has a matching LMX series replacement. The following table lists current availability:

Original ADI Module LMX Alternative Model Core Advantages
LTM4644 (4 × 4 A) LMX4644BJL3 / BJCB / TN1 / TBJ / TSH / TSZ Input voltage up to 20 V, G3 aerospace-grade radiation-hardened options
LTM4643 (3 × 4 A) LMX4643BJL3 Same BGA77 package, 40–60% cost reduction
LTM4622 (2 × 2.5 A) LMX4622BJL4 / BJCB Thinner profile (2.42 mm), wider input voltage

How to Prioritize: Which Module to Switch First?

If you use multiple LTM modules in your product line, we recommend the following priority order:

1️⃣ LTM4622 → LMX4622 (Highest ROI)

Reason: Smallest package (BGA25), significant input voltage advantages, and G3 radiation-hardened options. Verification is easiest due to fewer pins and simple layout.

  • Cost Savings: 40–60%
  • Switching Time: 1–2 days
  • Risk: Very Low

2️⃣ LTM4644 → LMX4644 (Most Significant Volume Impact)

Reason: The most widely used LTM module. A medium-volume PCB typically contains 2–6 LTM4644 units. Switching this model yields the most substantial BOM cost reduction.

  • Cost Savings: 40–60%
  • Switching Time: 1–2 days
  • Risk: Low (Same BGA77 package, 22+ sub-models available)

3️⃣ LTM4643 → LMX4643 (Follow-up)

Reason: While volume may be lower, its BGA77 footprint is identical to LTM4644. Therefore, if you have validated LMX4644, validating LMX4643 is nearly "zero cost" (same package, just fewer channels).

  • Cost Savings: 40–60%
  • Switching Time: 1–2 days (Reuse LTM4644 validation results)
  • Risk: Very Low

Common Advantages of the Three Alternatives

Regardless of which module you switch, every LMX replacement offers:

  • Full Pin-to-pin Compatibility — No PCB changes, no layout redesign needed
  • Wider Input Voltage — Up to 20 V, compared to 14–18 V for LTM
  • Wider Temperature Range — Standard grade supports –55°C to +125°C (up to +160°C available)
  • G3 Radiation-Hardened Level — Suitable for aerospace/defense applications
  • Local Supply Chain — Nationally certified, ISO 9001 / GJB 9001C compliant
  • Free Samples — Genchipower provides test samples for qualified engineers

Practical Switching Strategy: Dual Sourcing

Most hardware teams adopt a dual-sourcing strategy rather than a complete switch all at once:

  1. Phase 1 (Month 1): Request LMX samples and test on 10 prototype units → Compare ripple, efficiency, and thermal performance
  2. Phase 2 (Month 2): Validate in Class A products (e.g., mid-range models) → Conduct small batch production of 100 units
  3. Phase 3 (Month 3): Add LMX as an approved second source → Allocate BOM ratio: 60% LMX / 40% LTM
  4. Phase 4 (Month 4+): Increase LMX ratio to 80%+ in cost-optimized production models

How to Start?

Genchipower provides full evaluation support for all three LMX series. Here is the process:

  1. Identify the LTM module you want to replace
  2. Contact Genchipower ([email protected]) with specific models and annual volume
  3. Request Free Samples — Usually ships within 2–3 business days
  4. Test on your production PCB — Same footprint, no revisions needed
  5. Compare Data — Full test reports provided with samples

FAQ — LTM Module Replacement Guide

Q1: Can one LMX4644 replace all LTM4644 variants?

Yes. The LMX4644 family includes over 7 variants covering plastic, ceramic, industrial, and wide-temperature grades—all of which are pin-compatible with LTM4644. Contact Genchipower to confirm the best match for your specific LTM4644 model.

Q2: Is the LMX4643 smaller than the LTM4643?

No, they use the same BGA77 (9×15 mm) package. LMX4643 is a pin-compatible replacement—size, pads, and pin definitions are identical.

Q3: Can I use LMX4622 for both 2.5 A and 5 A outputs?

Yes. Each channel provides 2.5 A. In parallel mode (two channels connected), the output reaches 5 A—consistent with LTM4622 functionality.

Q4: Do all LMX series support G3 radiation-hardened levels?

G3 levels are currently available for LMX4644BJL3 and LMX4622BJL4. For LMX4643, G3 levels can be customized for high-volume orders. Standard levels for all models cover –55°C to +125°C.

Q5: Is the quality certification consistent across all LMX series?

Yes. All LMX46xx products are manufactured under ISO 9001 and GJB 9001C quality systems, featuring a 100% localized supply chain and national-level core technology certification.

Q6: What is the Minimum Order Quantity (MOQ)?

Samples: Free (typically 5–10 units). Mass Production: Starts from 1 unit for in-stock items. Distributor pricing available for 100+ units.

Q7: Are the shipping and logistics policies the same for all products?

Yes. Genchipower ships globally from Shenzhen, China. Typical lead time: 2–3 days via express to most countries, 5–7 days for standard logistics. All shipments include batch traceability records and test reports.


Related Products: LMX4644 | LMX4643 | LMX4622
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