Part Number: TLC59284 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TIDA-010021 , TLC59283 , Dear, Sir.
My customer found the unique usage of TLC59283 on TIDA-010021.
It controls common-anode path by the transistor & looks the time divided indication
of LED…
Part Number: TLC59284 I'm currently using two TLC59284's in a low-current design. I like the TLC59284's SPI interface (needed) and the switching delay, but the supply/quiescent current is a bit too high. Is there another part that has similar features…
Part Number: TLC59284 Hi Ti Team,
TLC59284 is found to be easily affected by external interference in the application, leading to LED flashing. Please help to determine whether you have any way to improve this problem. thank you .
Part Number: TLC59284 Is it possible to set the output current to lower than 2 mA? I suspect that the minimum current rating of 2 mA is a guaranteed to be able to output at least 2 mA. Put another way, is there a maximum value for the IREF resistor? I…
Hi everyone.
I am a bit confused about the supply current as the datasheet is a bit ambiguous regarding to it.
I am using a 3.3V power rail to power the logic side (VCC) and a 5V rail to power leds (VLED), as shown on datasheet page 1 application…
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Please let me ask about graph of output current vs output voltage. I understand that this graph means the required voltage on OUTn pins to sink desired current. But I do not understand the test circuit. Is it applied voltage to OUTn pin directly…
Hi,
Please let me ask about graph of output current vs output voltage. I understand that this graph means the required voltage on OUTn pins to sink desired current. But I do not understand the test circuit. Is it applied voltage to OUTn pin directly…
Hi,
Please let me ask about graph of output current vs output voltage. I understand that this graph means the required voltage on OUTn pins to sink desired current. But I do not understand the test circuit. Is it applied voltage to OUTn pin directly…
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TLC59284 , TLC5927 When using the TLC59284 in the ‘DBQ’ (24-SSOP) package there is some thermal information in the datasheet but it isn’t clear the conditions surrounding that data. Do you have any additional data for…
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TLC59281 Hello @TI,
Although we recognize that the TLC5928x ICs are designed for driving LEDs, although they could be a nice a compact way to drive small signal relays with a low constant current. For example the Omron…
