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TPS2560DRC withstand a reverse power scenario?

TPS2560DRC withstand a reverse power scenario?

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Rob Mitrunen
Posted by Rob Mitrunen
on Apr 21 2012 18:26 PM
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Can someone confirm if the TPS2560DRC can withstand a reverse power scenario - i.e. 5V on either or both VOUT pins but no power at the VIN pins.

 

My customer is expecting this scenario and want to be sure that there is no reverse feed back into their system.

 

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  • Bob Kando
    Posted by Bob Kando
    on Apr 23 2012 08:02 AM
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    There is no feedback to the input of TPS2560 with the EN signal false. When EN is true, the in to out switch is made and the output will appear on the input. .

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  • Bryan McLaughlin
    Posted by Bryan McLaughlin
    on May 03 2012 21:57 PM
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    Bob, thank you for the reply. The EN pin will be controlled by a MCU, which will be unpowered during the reverse-voltage scenario. So the EN pins may be floating, but regardless, we can say EN will not be high.

    Last consideration: is there a body-diode in the TPS2560 pass-FET that will allow reverse current flow even with EN low?

    Thanks,

    Bryan, Centralized AFA

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  • Bob Kando
    Posted by Bob Kando
    on May 04 2012 08:47 AM
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    There is no body diode in tps2560 pass fet.

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  • Bryan McLaughlin
    Posted by Bryan McLaughlin
    on May 04 2012 15:44 PM
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    Thanks, Bob. It wasn't clear from the IC diagram, although I did notice the pass-FET substrate was pulled to GND.

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