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Part Number: TPS24751 Hi,
I am using the tps24751 and I have implemented it as a simple 12A load switch as outlined in Figure 48 of the data sheet. I have all the signals tied as shown and Cgate is a 47 nF cap and Rgate is a 1K resistor. Cload in 470…
Part Number: TPS24751 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS2595 Hello team,
I want use TPS24751 on my hot swap product, I have some issues ,please help to confirm,due to the new product need to design, please help to review follow issues ASAP.
1. The input…
Part Number: TPS24751 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS24750 Hi Team,
Just one quick question, I thought TPS24750/51 is already reverse current blocking load switch, am I correct?
If yes, why we have example as below in the datasheet?
Thanks for clarify…
Part Number: TPS24751 We are certifying a product in accordance with IECEx / ATEX standards: the notified body asks us to guarantee that the voltages and currents on each pin used are less than 2/3 of the maximum permitted values. The voltages are specified…
Part Number: TPS24751 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS25982 , Hi,
My application requirement is :-
a) 5 V Bus
b) Maximum Current 10A
c) Current Limit can be set to 10.5A
Is this support 50W output power?
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Dear all,
Could you give some advece about TPS24751?
Our customer design the board using TPS24751.
Then,they try to design to connect to the 3 resistances in series as Rsense.(like figure below.)
If this way is not OK, please give some…
Part Number: TPS24751 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS25982 , Hello,
we would like to use this device as a current limitation device for an ATEX equipment.
To do this I need the following information missing on the datasheet:
1) Absolute maximum current…
Part Number: TPS24751 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS24750 , , TPS25982
Hi Team,
I originally designed in the TPS24750 with the latch fault response but at this time it looks to be out of stock on digi-key. So I want to look into using the TPS24751…
Part Number: TPS24751 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LM25117 Quick question.
Would driving the output of a 12V switcher circuit, using the LM25117 device (12V/10A output) into an eFUSE circuit, using the TPS24751 produce any unexpected clashes/results…
Part Number: TPS24751 Good afternoon I'm trying to simulate the component during an overvoltage. the overvoltage threeshold is set at 5.5V.
As soon as the voltage rise above that level I'd expecting to see a small delay before the circuit opening…
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