Part Number: TPS22945 Hi Team,
The TPS22945 datasheet states that "OC is an open-drain MOSFET and requires a pullup resistor between VIN and OC". Can I pull-up the device to a rail other than VIN? For example, use the LS for a 5V application and pull…
Part Number: TPS22945 Hi Team,
could you send below two testing report to me? My custome ris asking these reports to prove our solution already passed UL/CB certification.
Thanks
1.UL Recognized Component ( UL File 169910 )
2.Evaluated to IEC 60950-1 , Ed…
Part Number: TPS22945 Hi,
Our customer is looking for a OC protection device with the following requirements:
Input range from 1.9V to 3V
Extremely low Iq (less than 1uA target) this is part of the always powered domain and must consume little power…
Part Number: TPS22945 We are using TPS22945DCKR for our design. Since a month this part is not available in any of supplier like Digikey, Mouser nor in TI. So let me know is this IC active ???? If so what is the lead time required?
Also suggest any alternate…
Hi Nikos,
The model has been released to the web. I will close this ticket, but feel free to respond back if you have any further questions.
www.ti.com/.../toolssoftware
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS22945 Hi all Would you mind if we ask TPS22945? We would like to confirm as follows; <Question1> Is it possible to use with following condtions? -Vin=5V, ON=3.3V <Question2> Relation with <Question1>, OC pin is…
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS22945 Hi,
I've got an intermittent problem that I am trying to track down.
I am using the TPS22945 to protect a CPLD in the event of a latch up condition, but on occasion the TPS22945 will shutdown. I am monitoring…
Hi Alex,
Thanks for reaching out on E2E!
Since the TPS22942 datasheet is used across all of our TPS2294x devices (TPS22941, TPS22942, TPS22943, TPS22944, and TPS22945), there will be some overlap information in the Applications Section of the datasheet…
Hi Bin,
Thank you for your quick reply. Yes, that is exactly what I'm doing right now with TPS22945; it limits current to 100mA. However, I was hoping there is a way for the USB Host to indicate to the device (during negotiation, as part of enumeration…
