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  • TPS2561: About Enable Pin signal

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    Part Number: TPS2561 Dear Support Center, I am writing to ask about the input signal of the Enable

  • TPS2561: RILM / Current Limit Question

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    Part Number: TPS2561 Hey folks, I have a question regarding the TPS2561ADRC RILM. The datasheet

  • TPS2561: Minimum Output ESR (current swing with freq. below deglitch time)

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    Part Number: TPS2561 Hi Team, My question concerns the output of the system. I would like to know

  • RE: TPS2561: Non USB usage for powering remote devices with long cables

    Hi Sir, 50m cable? Firstly, I think will be a big voltage drop. Secondly, I think maybe have some ringing at input pin under some cases. So maybe need some OVP device. Just some suggestions above for your reference. For TI's policy, I...

  • TPS2561: IBIS MODEL

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    Part Number: TPS2561 Hi, My customer requests us to provide IBIS model of TPS2561DRCR. Could you

  • TPS2561: Using only one channel of this device

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    Part Number: TPS2561 Hello, One of my customer's is using TPS2561 in their design for USB current limiter switch. They are only using one channel, so are shorting INx & ENx pins. Also, OUT2 is being kept as TP for now. Could you confirm if this...

  • TPS2561: Certification number of TPS2561 for TUV(European certification ) similar to IEC 60950-1

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    Part Number: TPS2561 My customer is asking following number to complete their system design. Is there certification number of TPS2561 for TUV(European certification ) similar to IEC 60950-1 ? If not for TPS2561, could you tell us alternative device...

  • TPS2561: Storage temperature

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    Part Number: TPS2561 Hello team, What is the storage temperature for TPS2561DRCT? Could not find

  • TPS2561: Unused FAULT pin

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    Part Number: TPS2561 Hello experts, I got question about unused FAULT pin. If we don't use one

  • RE: TPS2561: Reverse Current from Bus Side / USB Bus Surge

    Ok, Thanks.

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