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Start-up condition voltage of TPIC74100-Q1 and TPS55065-Q1

Start-up condition voltage of TPIC74100-Q1 and TPS55065-Q1

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Yoshi-Wasada-JP
Posted by Yoshi-Wasada-JP
on Nov 02 2009 00:46 AM
Intellectual1370 points

We can see the Start-up condition voltage of TPIC74100-Q1 and TPS55065-Q1. That is 5V(Max.). What is this voltage?

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  • ThomasCosby
    Posted by ThomasCosby
    on Nov 02 2009 11:18 AM
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    The start-up condition voltage in the parametric table is confusing. It should probably be 5V minimum, instead of maximum. The device will not start-up until Vdriver reaches 5V. The internal circuitry runs off of Vout after power-up has occurred, so the device will continue to work if Vdriver drops below 5V.

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  • Jean Dupont
    Posted by Jean Dupont
    on Jul 12 2012 11:32 AM
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    Hello Mr Cosby,

    Someone asked about the start-up condition voltage of the TPIC74100-Q1 a while ago and you replied this:

    ThomasCosby

    The start-up condition voltage in the parametric table is confusing. It should probably be 5V minimum, instead of maximum. The device will not start-up until Vdriver reaches 5V. The internal circuitry runs off of Vout after power-up has occurred, so the device will continue to work if Vdriver drops below 5V.

    I've noticed this start-up condition voltage when doing some tests with the TPIC74100 evaluation module, I agree the device won't start till Vdriver>5V (even a little bit more depending on the load).

    I would like to know if there is any way to reduce the value of this start-up condition voltage. I've carefully read the TPIC74100 datasheet, hoping maybe to find something about changing some components values but I haven't found anything.

    Thank you in advance.

    Jean

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  • ThomasCosby
    Posted by ThomasCosby
    on Jul 12 2012 17:26 PM
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    Jean

    We cannot reduce the start-up voltage, because the internal logic runs off of 5V. The device can run off of its' output voltage after it is regulating. 


    Regards
    Tom

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  • Jean Dupont
    Posted by Jean Dupont
    on Jul 13 2012 02:40 AM
    Prodigy60 points

    Fair enough, thanks a lot for your quick answer!

    Jean

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