Dear E2E Community,
Could you tell us what's the behavior of the load switchs such as the TPS22975 when Vbias is not present, while a voltage is applied on Vin?
My main concern is the leakage current on Vin when the chip is not powered.
Regards,
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Dear E2E Community,
Could you tell us what's the behavior of the load switchs such as the TPS22975 when Vbias is not present, while a voltage is applied on Vin?
My main concern is the leakage current on Vin when the chip is not powered.
Regards,
Hi TSIL,
When VIN is applied and VBIAS is not present, is the ON pin pulled low or high?
In general, the device will not be able to turn on without the VBIAS voltage present.
Thanks,
Alek Kaknevicius
Hi Alek,
In this configuration, the ON pin would be connected to Vbias.
So the goal is to get a very low leakage current on Vin when Vbias is not present (i.e. when load switch is OFF).
Can we consider the numbers in the datasheet in that case (2nAtyp for Vin=3.3V) ?
Regards,
Hi TISL,
I just checked it out in the lab, and when VBIAS and ON are pulled low, the VIN leakage at 3.3V is indeed ~2nA. Also, the output did not come up at any point when VBIAS was not present.
Thanks,
Alek Kaknevicius