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  • RE: LP5952: Failure mechanism, margin of failure, and tolerance to failure when Vbatt is less than Vin

    David Hopkins
    David Hopkins
    Hi Jeffery, The abs max rating is correct correct. There is a diode (Vf = 750mV typ @ 25C) from Vbatt to Vin. Take a look at the TPS720 - it is a similar device with a similiar footprint. Regards, -David
    • over 8 years ago
    • Power management
    • Power management forum
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  • LP2952-N: High-level input threshold for ~SHUTDOWN pin

    Umesh Amate
    Umesh Amate
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    Part Number: LP2952-N Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LP5952 Tool/software: Hello Forum, I need the high-level input threshold ( VIH ) for ~SHUTDOWN pin of IC LP2952. I could not find it in the datasheet of LP5952/3. PS - Although, they've mentioned…
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    • over 1 year ago
    • Power management
    • Power management forum
  • RE: LP5910: LP5910-1.3V

    ZHENGQING WANG
    ZHENGQING WANG
    Dear Kai, Many thanks for your help. Here is the demand: Vin: 1.4v Vout: 1.3v Current: 50mA Any suggestion for this case? I check this via TI website, are TPS720 and LP5952 suitable for this case? Many thansk.
    • over 7 years ago
    • Power management
    • Power management forum

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