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Fault protection of TPA7A6333-Q1

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Hiroshi Sato
Posted by Hiroshi Sato
on Apr 08 2012 23:54 PM
Intellectual540 points

Hello,

Our customer ask me about the fault protection of TPS7A6333-Q1.

The question is,

Does  TPS7A63xx-Q1 cover all below fault protections ? 

a) short-circuit between the output pin and power supply (lightening),

b) short-circuit between the output pin and GND (ground fault),

c) and short-circuit between output pins (load short-circuit).

The customer are very interested in a).

I can only see "Short-Circuit/Over-Current Protection" in the datasheet, so I could not answer their question.

Please advise us.

Best Regards,

LDO
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  • Frank Dehmelt
    Posted by Frank Dehmelt
    on Apr 10 2012 04:00 AM
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    Intellectual2950 points

    Sato-san,

    please see answers to your requests below:

    a) short-circuit between the output pin and power supply (lightening),

    NO: see absolute maximum ratings, (item 1.2 on page 2 of the datasheet): 7V is absolute maximum on Vout pin. (If power supply is blow 7V, the part would survive).

    b) short-circuit between the output pin and GND (ground fault),

    YES: the part will initially limit the output current to 350..1000mA (see item 6.7, page 3 of datasheet), and  - if prolonged - will go into temperature shutdown. After a temperature hysteresis, it will power up again. Since this keep the device temperature rather high, it may lead to accelerated aging if present for long time.

    c) and short-circuit between output pins (load short-circuit).

    Not sure what pins are shorted here: the part has just one output pin?

    BR,

    Frank

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  • Hiroshi Sato
    Posted by Hiroshi Sato
    on Apr 10 2012 05:50 AM
    Intellectual540 points

    Hello Frank-san,

    Thank you for your replying, it is very comprehensible explanation.

    And I'm sorry for confuse you, the customer just told me that there are three kind of short in general,

    in TPS7A63xx, it has only one output pin, as you mentioned.

    Thanks and best regards,

    Hiroshi Sato

     

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