Part Number: TPS25200-Q1 Tool/software: Can I connect the "~Fault" pin to "Enable" pin in order to lockout disconnection mode when fault appears first time rather then re-try mode?
Part Number: TPS25200-Q1 Tool/software: Hi
I am using TPS25200-Q1 at multiple locations.
My purpose of using it to protect the circuit during over load and short circuit condition.
I want this device to be completely off through the Enable pin after…
Part Number: TPS25200-Q1 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS629210-Q1 , TPS552882-Q1 Hellow,
I'm using the TPS25200-Q1 three times in my board. Twice for 3.3V switching and once for 5V switching.
TPS629210-Q1 feed power to the 3.3V switches. A…
Part Number: TPS25200-Q1 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS22950-Q1 Hi Team,
May I know whether the OCP mechanism/behavior of both TPS25200-Q1 and TPS22950-Q1 are the same or not?
Based on datasheet, the description is the same but demo waveform…
Part Number: TPS25200-Q1
Hi,
I'm using TPS25200QDRVTQ1 in my design and I need to use the ENABLE pin. It seems from datasheet that the turn ON threshold is 1.9V and also I noticed about the 330mV hysteresis but the system that gives me the EN logic…
Part Number: TPS25200-Q1 Hi TI expert,
May I know how to judge the hysteresis of the EN pin based on the D/S of TPS25200-Q1?
It seems that once the device over the 1.9V or lower the 0.6V, it will enable or disable for sure.
But how about the threshold…
Part Number: TPS25200-Q1
Hello Power Switch Experts,
My customer would like to better understanding the clamping voltage of the TPS25200-Q1. In their design, they would like to have the output always clamped to 5.5V or lower. Our datasheet shows…
Part Number: TPS25200-Q1 Hi Team,
My customer is looking to use our TPS25200-Q1 as protection for an off-board load, and would like to understand if any of the failure modes in our FMD report could result in a loss of the overvoltage clamp protection…
Part Number: TPS25200-Q1 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS25200 In the TPS25200 datasheet, the EN pin turn-on threshold(rising) is listed as 1.9V, whereas the falling threshold is listed as 0.6V. The total hysteresis is given as 330mV which doesn't…
Part Number: TPS25200-Q1 Dear TI team,
is-there an ESD diode between nFAULT pin and VIN for the device TPS25200-Q1?
In our desgin, we would like to apply a voltage on nFAULT pin (3.3V, via a 10k pull-up resistor) when its input voltage is 0V. Will…
