Part Number: TPS1653 I have a question regarding the SHDN pin behavior of the TPS1653.
In the functional block diagram (8.2 Functional Block-Diagram), SHDN is shown connected to a comparator with an internal pull-up to 2.7 V on the positive input and…
Part Number: TPS1653 Internal circuit power consumption (except RON * I) can be caliculated by "VIN voltage * IQ" ? That means when VIN voltage is very high, power consumption becomes very high equally. I doubt that. VIN voltage could be from 4.5V to…
Part Number: TPS1653 SHDN Pin on the TPS16530
The data sheet on page 13 of the data sheet a pullup resistor on the SHDN pin. Paragraph 8.39 states:
Low Current Shutdown Control (SHDN) The internal and the external FET and hence the load current can…
Part Number: TPS1653 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: INA381 , TPS1663 , TPS1686 , TPS1685 Hi Experts,
Can you help with the inquiry below?
In this application, multiple current-collector stages will be connected in parallel to drive higher loads…
Part Number: TPS1653 Hi
I downloaded the TPS16530 Design Calculator.
I'm caclulating the UVLO resistors for my circuit. I Have a ULVO requirement aroubd 20V. I've set R2 to 62K. R1 is calculated to be 976K. I wanted to see what happens if i use a…
Part Number: TPS1663 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS2663 , , TPS1653 Hi,
The TPS1653/TPS1663/TPS2663 e-fuses all have a dv/dt inrush control, and thermal regulation if there is an excessive current (for example short circuit) during startup? But…
Part Number: TPS1653
Hello Experts,
I am a hardware design engineer using the TPS16530RGER in a power delivery function in a product line. The design is in the late development stage. I have a second revision hardware PCB assembly prototype that is…
Part Number: TPS1653 hi sir
we use the TPS16530 To be the power protect, verify as below
I shorted the TPS16530 circuit output to the gorund, and IC was burn out.
Please help to figure out the problem is.
Refer to the sch. as below:
thanks
Part Number: TPS1653 Tool/software: Dear TI,
We are using LTspice for circuit simulation. Unfortunately the provided encrypted file is not usable in LTspice. Would you be able to share an unencrypted version?
Best regards,
Alex