Part Number: LP3982 Tool/software: Hi, we have just recently switched a LDO part from a MAXIM MAX8860EUA28 to a TI LP3982IMMX-ADJ/NOPB (as per the compatibility claim in your datasheet). The circuit was misbehaving and after probing around we realised…
Part Number: LP3982 Tool/software: Hi,
I have manufactured 100pcbs having LP3982ILD-3.0/NOPB as an LDO converting LiPo battery (3V-4.2V range) to a 3V output. For 25pcbs the output was fine. Rest 75 were kept in factory within ESD safe sheet for about…
Part Number: LP3982 Hi team,
Here is a confusing item of LP3982ILD-ADJ want to confirm with you.
From our pin function table, it is recommended that fault pin should be pulled up as it's open-drain architecture.
But what if I don't need the fault…
Part Number: LP3982 Hello team.
What is the difference between LP3982 ILD -3.3/NOPB and LP3982 ILDX -3.3/NOPB devices beside of package quantity?
Are the other technical characteristics the same for both devices?
Part Number: LP3982 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS731 Hi, I see the response regarding the drop typical vs spec. The data sheet says
"Dropout voltage is measured by reducing VIN until VOUT drops 100 mV from its nominal value at VIN – VOUT = 0…
Part Number: MSP430FR5969 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LP3982 , TIDA-01172 I am trying to run an MSP430FR5969 at 1.8V level.
I have the LP3982 circuit configured for start-up conditions - similar to TIDA-01172.
Will this same power configuration…
Part Number: LP3982 I am using LP3982 to generate 3.3V. Initially when the board was assembled the voltage is proper at 3.3V. After keeping the board ON continuously for 2 to 3 hours the voltage is either 0v or 0.72V. Similar is the case for LP3982 to…
