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Part Number: TPS22997 Tool/software: Hello I am working on a hardware design with the load switch TPS22997, 5.5-V 10-A 4-mΩ on-resistance load switch with power good.
I have two load switches implemented on the board, one for 1.8V and another…
Part Number: TPS22997 Tool/software: Hello,
Using the evaluation board TPS22997EVM as a switch for my current source has destroyed the internal mosfet in TPS22997, the power switch turned into a series resistor of 3.8 Ohm’s. That happened as I changed…
Part Number: TPS22997 Tool/software: Hi Team,
Customer is measuring the voltage between CT and GND, they found the waveform of CT is:
They want to know why CT waveform is like this. Why CT will become same voltage potential with GND at the end.
They…
Part Number: TPS22997 Tool/software: Hi Team,
Does TPS22997 have maximum value of rise time(CT)?
Per my understood, slew rate control internal FET fully turn on speed. Not sure if we can connect large capacitor at CT pin for slower turn on application…
Part Number: TPS22997 Tool/software: Hi Team,
customer is evaluating TPS22997 in optical module input inrush current reduction application. As there is VIN and VBias decoupler capacitors, there will cause some current spikes during VIN hot-plug, and…
Part Number: TPS22997 Tool/software: Hi Team
Please help provide a photo of the top side of silk screen on the chip. Customer wants to confirm the location of Pin 1 on the chip.
Below is an example:
BR
Adrian
Part Number: TPS22997
is there a recommended pull-up for ON to permanently enable the load switch? If I connect ON to +5V directly, the part appears to enable, but if I connect it to 5V via a 1k resistor, the part doesn't switch on.
Can PGOOD be…
Part Number: TPS22997 Tool/software:
Hello,
My name is Pritam. I am part of the semiconductor group at Google.
I am using TPS22997 load switch for one of eval board design for essentially creating a power-up sequence.
However, i am observing that when…