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Part Number: LM2594HV Original parts of LM2594HVM-ADJ/NOPB, But the labels and parts looks different from the same LOT/ Tube. Any explain?
1、One label without PB-free sign
2、One label PB-free sign is wrong and E – sign is incorrect.
3、Different part…
Part Number: LM2594HV Dear Ti
We have problem with LM2594HVMX-5.0/NOPB which we got from some of our ventors.
Part has no output voltage.
Attached some pictures from these part and packing.
Are these original TI parts ?
Can your check these ?
many …
Part Number: LM2594HV Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LM2594 hello, we are experiencing problem simulating on WEBENCH a dc/dc converter with the LM2594HV. It cannot simulate (fail to simulate) a converter with a 30-45V Vin and 0,5A 12V output.
Why?
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Part Number: LM2594 What is the difference between LM2594M-5.0-NOPB and LM2594 HV M-5.0/NOPB,
is it only the supply voltage?
Is it different die or just a testing process of the same die sorting out devices to LM2594M-5.0-NOPB and LM2594 HV M-5.0/NOPB
Part Number: LM2594 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LM2596 , LM2595 Dear Sir /Madam,
Would you mind elaborating more on the LM2594Protection Features such as Current Limit and Thermal Shutdown?
Does the device recover itself and continue normal operation…
Part Number: LM2594HV Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LM2594 Hi Texas Instruments,
I am designing a step-down power management circuit for 48V that should output 5V using LM2594HV.
I am having a problem selecting the input capacitor for the circuit…
Part Number: LM2594HV For part number LM2594HVM-ADJ/NOPB can you please assist with the below questions? We are evaluating this device to understand the tin whisker risk.
What is the process for applying Tin to leads? Electroplate, Immersion, Hot Dip…
Part Number: LM2594HV Dear support,
i was using LM2594HVM-3.3/NOPB in this configuration. It worked OK when supply was 24V, but it failed with burning smoke with supply on 48V.
I use it to power STM32F3 that runs on 3.3V.
Full schematic and gerbers attached…