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  • RE: TPS7A84A: Paralleling Multiple TPS7A84A Devices with adjustable operation(R divider)

    Stephen Ziel
    Stephen Ziel
    Hi Justin, Please ask if you have any questions on this topic at all. If you would like me to help design your parallel LDOs, I can do that if you provide me with your system requirements: Shown below is a representative schematic to parallel the TPS7A84A…
    • 3 months ago
    • Power management
    • Power management forum
  • RE: TPS7A94: Paralleling for Higher Output Current and Lower Noise

    Stephen Ziel
    Stephen Ziel
    Hi Justin, Yes, chip resistors are fine. I usually start at 0805 or 0603. Depending on your ambient temperature and the power dissipation, you may be able to select an 0402. You need to review the derating curve in the resistor datasheet to verify you…
    • 4 months ago
    • Power management
    • Power management forum
  • Answered
  • RE: LM2990: Can I parallel up multiple devices to increase current capability?

    Stephen Ziel
    Stephen Ziel
    Resolved
    Hello, Please see the resources at the bottom of this reply. There is a lot of information here so please reply back if you have any questions. The excel calculator will help you a lot, there is no VBA in it so you should be able to download it without…
    • 4 months ago
    • Power management
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  • Answered
  • BQ76952: Parallel output of LDOs to sum up the output current capacity

    Patrick Bertsch
    Patrick Bertsch
    Resolved
    Part Number: BQ76952 Hi Team, I am currently designing a BMS including the new BQ76952 chip. For external communication I am using a RS485-Transceiver with current consumption of approx. 50 mA. Additionally I need to supply a SAMD10 with approx. single…
    • Resolved
    • over 2 years ago
    • Power management
    • Power management forum
  • RE: TPS7A52: Bias voltage

    Andres Sagredo
    Andres Sagredo
    Hi Wiebren, There are new papers on parallel LDOs that I wanted to share with you: A Scaleable, High-Current, Low-Noise Parallel LDO Reference Design Comprehensive Analysis and Universal Equations for Parallel LDO's Using Ballast Resistors Parallel…
    • 8 months ago
    • Power management
    • Power management forum
  • RE: TPS7A85: Serial vs Parallel Design for high reliability

    Stephen Ziel
    Stephen Ziel
    Hi Antonio, We would recommend the TPS7A85A over the TPS7A85. What is the maximum AC ripple voltage on Vin? We have brand new white papers and an easy to use calculator that shows how to parallel LDOs using ballast resistors (see below). The calculator…
    • 8 months ago
    • Power management
    • Power management forum
  • RE: 2A or 3A negative output LDO

    Kyle Van Renterghem
    Kyle Van Renterghem
    Hey Given, Right now we do not have any plans for such a high current negative LDO. However, you could put multiple LDOs in parallel to achieve this. We have released several new design resources for paralleling LDOs to achieve higher currents. A Scaleable…
    • 2 days ago
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  • RE: TPS7A57: Simulation error after 1.2V output.

    Edgar Acosta1
    Edgar Acosta1
    Hi Mohsin, These are the same settings I have on my end. Have you tried running a single device by itself? Edgar Acosta1 said: May I ask what is the intention? Are you trying to parallel the LDOs? Or what is the purpose of tying the SNS of one LDO to…
    • 2 days ago
    • Power management
    • Power management forum
  • Answered
  • LM1085: Parallel LDO design possible?

    Brian Han1
    Brian Han1
    Resolved
    Part Number: LM1085 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS7A47 Hello, I'm trying to convert 20V/5A SMPS power to 18~19V for my noise sensitive application. I couldn't find a good buck converter for my design. I came across High-Current Low-Noise…
    • Resolved
    • over 3 years ago
    • Power management
    • Power management forum
  • RE: SIMO dc-dc converter

    Stephen Ziel
    Stephen Ziel
    Hi Satyajit, At 5V, 5A I would recommend our highest performance and new LDO, TPS7A57. At 5V, 8A I would recommend 2 parallel TPS7A57 LDO's.The TPS7A57 recommended Vin max is 6V (abs max is 6.5V) but you only need 300 mV extra headroom for performance…
    • 9 months ago
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