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TPS76201 external bypass

TPS76201 external bypass

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Chetan Bhargava
Posted by Chetan Bhargava
on Apr 27 2012 18:56 PM
Prodigy20 points

Hello,

Are there any specifics to take into consideration when using external bypass MOSFET? My application needs adjustable output from 0.8v to 5v (15A). Is TPS76201 optimal solution for these requirements?

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks

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  • Michael Day
    Posted by Michael Day
    on Apr 30 2012 09:39 AM
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    I don't think I fully understand  your design.  The TPS76201 is a 100mA LDO, but you have a 15A current requirement?  If you intended to say a 15mA output current, then the TPS76201 would work.  However, I suggest that you use the Power Quick Search tool to find a newer LDO that works with ceramic output caps.  There is nothing specific to the LDO that would affect your choice of bypass MOSFET.  It would probably be a good idea for you to contact your local distributor who can help with finding a good LDO and MOSFET selection for your specific application.

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  • Chetan Bhargava
    Posted by Chetan Bhargava
    on Apr 30 2012 13:13 PM
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    Yes, The current requirement is 15A. Searching further, I came across PTH08T220W/221W and that should also serve my purpose. LDO is not a requirement as dropout voltage is not of a concern. Constraints are, adjustable voltage (0.9v to 5v) and 15A current.

    I will definitely contact local distributor.

    Thanks

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