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TPS3106 - Tj and thetaja

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Renu Kuriakose
Posted by Renu Kuriakose
on Mar 30 2012 01:16 AM
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Hi,

Could you please help me to get the Max allowed Junction Temperature and the Theta Ja value for the P/N TPS3106K33DBVR.

When i send a mail to "tiasia@ti.com", they had directed me to post in the Forum..Kindly help me in getting these values..

Thank you.

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  • Marc Davis-Marsh
    Posted by Marc Davis-Marsh
    on Mar 30 2012 11:05 AM
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    Expert3070 points

    Hi,

    For a SOT23-6 a typical value for Theta JA of a sot23-6 on a 2 layer Jedec board will be ~ 240 C/W and ~180C/W on a 4 layer jedec board.

     

    This matches pretty well with the maximum power dissipation table listed in the datasheet, which you should follow.

     

    If you want more information on how to use various thermal metrics.

    Got to www.ti.com/thermal

    or read my application note.

    http://www.ti.com/lit/an/snva419b/snva419b.pdf

     

    Regards,

    Marc

     

     

     

    TPS3106 theta ja thermal Maximum junction temperature
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  • Chris Glaser
    Posted by Chris Glaser
    on Mar 30 2012 11:53 AM
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    Renu,

    Please read the ground rules post at the top of this SVS forum for guidelines for titling your posts.

    This IC specifies a maximum allowed ambient temperature.  Since the device draws so little power (uA), the ambient temperature is assumed to be the junction temperature.

    Also, since it draws so little power, the theta JA value is useless in an application.  The temperature rise is insignificant.  But the theta JA is actually the inverse of the derating factor on page 3.

    temperature tps3106 tj thetaja
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  • Renu Kuriakose
    Posted by Renu Kuriakose
    on Apr 03 2012 01:57 AM
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    Thank you for the information.

     

    Regards

    Renu

     

     

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