• TPS2216: Will this be drop in replacement for new TPS2117

  

  SAERO

  TI Thinks Resolved

  Part Number: TPS2216 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS2116 , TPS2117 , Hello, We are currently working with TPS2116 and would like to understand whether TPS2117 will drop in replacement. TSP2117 will solve 2.5A current limit of TPS2116. Also would like…

  • 7 months ago
  • Switches & multiplexers
  • Switches & multiplexers forum

• RE: TPS2121: Searching p2p solutions

  

  Patrick Shalton

  Hi Statham, Unfortunately, we don't have a p2p solution to the GLF74130. The closest part we have is the TPS2117 . Thanks, Patrick

  • 3 months ago
  • Power management
  • Power management forum
Answered

• RE: Single chip solution for USB and external power MUX

  

  Elizabeth Higgins

  Resolved

  Hello, I would recommend looking at the TPS2117: https://www.ti.com/product/TPS2117 This can select between two 5A supplies and drive up to 4A. This device is fully releasing to the market late next month but is current available to sample. Please let…

  • 5 months ago
  • Power management
  • Power management forum

• TPS61033: TPS610333 or TPS61033 - question about maximum output current

  

  Volker Forster

  Part Number: TPS61033 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS2116 , TPS61022 , TPS2117 , , , TPS63802 Hello, I designed a circuit with 2 voltage sources, one of them TPS61022, followed by a multiplexer TPS2116. This obviously was a mistake, because a short…

  • 6 months ago
  • Power management
  • Power management forum
Answered

• RE: TPS2116: Regarding Vout status

  

  Elizabeth Higgins

  Resolved

  Hi Higa, In this condition, VIN2 will be selected to power the output The mode pin can be connected to either input or an external bias, we recommend tying PR1 to a GPIO pin when MODE is tied high. We do not recommend MODE to be tied to a GPIO so we…

  • 7 months ago
  • Power management
  • Power management forum

• RE: TPS22917: TPS22917 VOUT voltage dip

  

  Elizabeth Higgins

  Hello, My initial thought was the capacitive output load was causing a large enough inrush during loading onto the 1.8V rail the voltage dipped below the 1.7V threshold, in which case additional input capacitance likely would've solved the problem.…

  • 6 months ago
  • Power management
  • Power management forum

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