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• TLV759P: Drop behavior

  

  Masaki Takeuchi

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  Part Number: TLV759P Tool/software: We are currently trying to consider Vin=2V, Vout=1.05V, Aout=0.575A. Is there any problem regarding the PD of the device at the drop? Also, please let me know if there is a simple calculation method for the device…

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  • 4 months ago
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• TLV759P: Vias under the thermal pad

  

  Kaji@PAN

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  Part Number: TLV759P Tool/software: Hello, I have a question about the contents of page 22 of the TLV759 datasheet. The guideline explains that vias should not be placed under the thermal pad. However, in Figure 46, vias are placed under the thermal pad…

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  • 5 months ago
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• TLV759P: Simulation model required.

  

  Koji Nakasuka

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  Part Number: TLV759P Could you please provide the SPICE model for Ansys TwinBuilder (Simplorer) with part number TLV759P? I downloaded the TLV75901P Unencrypted PSpice Transient Model from the web and analyzed it using Ansys TwinBuilder (Simplorer), but…

  • 6 months ago
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• TLV759P: R1173H001B-T1-FE Replacement

  

  Abigail Leonardi

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  Part Number: TLV759P Is the TLV75901PDRVR a suitable replacement for the R1173H001B-T1-FE? If not, is there a different alternative I should recommend?

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  • 9 months ago
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• TLV759P: Circuit to change output voltage

  

  Mingzhang Li

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  Part Number: TLV759P Hi team, My customer wants to use below circuit to change & configure the output voltage of TLV759P. As shown in the picture, customer plans to use three FB resistors in series, and use a separate MOSFET to bypass one resistor…

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  • 10 months ago
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• TLV759P: Thermal via layout

  

  Shuji Ishiwata

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  Part Number: TLV759P Hi All, I have a question about TLV759P. The layout guidelines state that thermal vias should not be installed. However, vias are listed in the LAND PATTERN. Which is correct? Best Regards, Ishiwata

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• TLV759P: Feedback Resistors Calculation

  

  JH Shin

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  Part Number: TLV759P Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TIDA-050027 Hello, The datasheet for the TLV759P contains the formula for calculating the device feedback resistance as shown below. Referring to the TIDA-050027 reference design circuit diagram,…

  • over 1 year ago
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• TLV759P: Beyond calculating the ratio of R1/R2, what are some things to be aware of when choosing R1 and R2?

  

  Lauren Mayfield

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  Part Number: TLV759P Hi, Knowing the desired output voltage and current, what are some things to consider when selecting R1 and R2 when designing an adjustable output? For example, my customer wants a 3.3V output at 1A with an input of 5V. Other than…

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  • over 1 year ago
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• TLV759P: Internal PD/PU resister on EN

  

  Daisuke Higa

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  Part Number: TLV759P Hi support team. Is there internal PD or PU resister on EN? Best Regards, Higa

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  • over 2 years ago
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• TLV758P: Comparability with TLV759P

  

  Kurumi Hasegawa

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  Part Number: TLV758P Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TLV759P , Hi team, My customer has been designing with TLV758P, and have a question on its comparability with TLV759P. I’ve checked though both datasheets and found no difference except for Output…

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  • over 3 years ago
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