Part Number: TPS1663 Hi, I was wondering if you can specific the max pin current for TPS16630RGER? Please note I'm not referring to the current limit threshold of the device, but the maximum current for a given input or output pin.
This is relevant…
Part Number: TPS1663 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS2663 Dear TI team
Please tell us the following two points about the operation of the TPS16630RGE.
(1) I would like to know the delay time from when UVLO is detected until PGOOD is deasserted.
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Part Number: TPS1663 Hello team,
Is there any behavior waveform or graph during the IOUT of device hits the programmed ILIM value?
Is it going to instantly shutdown the VOUT to 0?, or is it going to keep the VOUT constant while limiting the IOUT and shutdown…
Part Number: TPS1663 Hello TI,
I am planning on using the TPS1663 in an upcoming design. Do you have any data on the zero point accuracy of the IMON output?
The datasheet specifies some values that equate to a roughly +/-8% accuracy in terms of gain,…
Part Number: TPS1663 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS25982 Hello,
I currently have the mode pin of this device tied to GND, meaning I should have a ctive current limiting for a maximum duration of t_ CL_PLIM(dly) . There after auto-retries after a delay…
Part Number: TPS1663 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS2663 Hi Dear,
May I ask if TI has an efuse with reverse input polarity protection, similar to TPS16630, with a current limit of 6A
Part Number: TPS1663 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LM5145 Hi Dear,
The System Power input is 24V-55V,Considering the need for hot plugging,Oue Customers use efuse TPS1663 to put it on the front of LM5145 for hot-swap protection.
See TPS 1663 evaluation…
Part Number: TPS1663 Dear Team,
TPS1663x does have a NC pins. Can those pins connect to GND or do those have to be left open, Meaning: Do not connect? this is not clear from the datasheet statement.
thanks
Lutz
Part Number: TPS1663 Hello,
I have tried to simulate the basic operating features of TPS1663 in LTSpice, I have observed some unintended behavior during the simulation.
Below are the test scenarios…
Test case1:
Current limited to 2A
Load current…