Part Number: TPS2041B Tool/software: Hi team,
I have a customer with the below inquiry. Let me know what you think and thanks in advance!
"Question on the TI part TPS2041BD and TPS2041BD G4 . These are both last time buy.
What is the G4 in the second…
Part Number: TPS2041B Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS2062 Tool/software: Hi team,
This device is discontinued status same with TPS2062 in below article.
https://e2e.ti.com/support/power-management-group/power-management/f/power-management-forum…
Part Number: TPS2041B Tool/software: Hi TI,
We noticed that there is no PIN 1 marking (circle) on the device located in Q1, as indicated in the datasheet. Could you please confirm if this is the correct physical part?
Additionally, is it normal for…
Part Number: TPS2041B Tool/software: Hi Team,
It looks like the symbol for the TPS2041B on the unencrypted model is incorrect. Can you confirm if this is actually correct and that we should tie both IN0 and IN1 together, and similarly with the three…
Part Number: TPS2041B We had received two different batches of TPS2041BDBV. We are using this IC from long time but unfortunately, it is been observed few of the ICs are giving pulses at output instead of constant voltage. We would like to understand…
TIquery.pdf application_note_en_20180726_AKX00066.pdf
If we putting the TPS IC from bad board to good one board. It is working satisfactory.
However we have narrowed down the problem to parasitic at RL4 due to ringing effect of MOSFET.
So…
Part Number: TPS2041B Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS25221 Dear Sirs,
My customer wants to design a 500mA output current with limit output once over the 500mA circuit in his system and looking for TPS2041B.
However, while testing, he found the…
Part Number: TPS2041B-EP Hi, Good day. Our customer wants to know the exact values for the recommended operating temperature. The datasheet only states the "Operating virtual-junction temperature". Thank you for your help. Regards, Cedrick
Part Number: TPS2041B Almost all of the devices I have use 0.5A or less. There is one device I have, a USB HDD, that uses 0.7A continuously. The TPS2041B never trips due to over-current. Is it OK to use it occasionally for this device?
