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  • CSD87384M: Max solder thickness

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    Part Number: CSD87384M Hi there: I'd like to check a question for our customer about solder thickness for MPB package. as we can find a specific 0.08 in data sheet. but from slma007 this document, the figure 5, target solder thickness after refolw…

  • CSD87384M: MPN#CSD87384M

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    Part Number: CSD87384M We need your assistance to understand more detail about this comp pre-solder spec measurement. Is there any pre-solder spec that your manufacturer produce this comp? Recently we have detected high fallout on solder bridging issue…

  • CSD87384M: CSD87384M - negative voltage strass rating on SW node

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    Part Number: CSD87384M Dear E2E, Please help to provide the negative voltage strass rating on SW node for CSD87384M. BR, Jason

  • How to use CSD87384M

    Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS40400 , CSD87350Q5D , CSD87384M Dear All, My customer is now using PowerBlock CSD87350Q5D. Cntroller is TPS40400. For next Model, they want to evaluate PowerBlock II CSD87384M and got sanples. Q1) Is surface fin of CSD87384M…
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  • CSD86360Q5D: Design feasibility

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    Part Number: CSD86360Q5D Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS53015 , TPS51916 , TPS51215A , CSD87335Q3D , CSD87384M , CSD87588N , CSD87352Q5D Hi sir, Can I use FET (CSD86360Q5D), in the following design, is there any issue? Design[1] Use IC: tps53015 VIN…
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  • RE: CSD97395Q4M: Alternative parts

    Hi Ottey-san, For the gate driver, I would recommend TPS51604. For the FETs, we have the Power Block II, in a half-bridge configuration, which is 100% lead free with no RoHS exemption. The parts you should consider are the CSD87384M and CSD87588N. The…

  • RE: TPS650830: Output current for PMIC VR1,2,4,5

    Correct: CSD95496QVM is not a power block. CSD87384M is a power block for up to 20A load current. Thanks! Phil

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