• TPS2595: Second source

  

  Mickael LE STEPHAN

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  Part Number: TPS2595 Hi, in a design we use a TPS259525DSGT eFuse to control/limit a 3V3 / 2.7A output. The problem is now (like some other electronics parts !) that this reference is not in stock for a long time ! Can you advice me a component that is…

  • 1 month ago
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• TPS2595: Is TPS2595 a good solution for following requirements?

  

  Hung Ching Hsu

  Part Number: TPS2595 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS25947 Hi Team My customer is looking for current protection IC that fits following spec. Could you kindly tell us the best device for following usage? Thanks. 1. Overcurrent protection around …

  • 5 months ago
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• TPS2595: how MAX and MIN value of Iout current limit is calculated?

  

  Hung Ching Hsu

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  Part Number: TPS2595 Hi Team, Datasheet shows Ilimit can be calculated by following formula. Ilimit=(2000/RILM)+0.04 The result was same as TYP value of Iout current limit in 7.5 Electrical Characteristics. But how is MAX and MIN value of being calculated…

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  • 1 month ago
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• TPS2595: eFuse Back to back Configuration

  

  Jonard Rico

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  Part Number: TPS2595 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS25947 Dear TI Experts, I would like to verify if TPS26635 can be used in a back-to-back configuration to support OFF-state voltage blocking similar to TPS2595 in SLVA948. Thank you in advance for…

  • 3 months ago
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• TPS2595: TPS2595 as a LED Driver

  

  alikaan

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  Part Number: TPS2595 Hi everyone, I would like to use TPS2595 IC as a led driver with PWM. Voltage 5V and current will be several milliamperes. dv/dt pin is open. Is TPS2595 OK for this application ? Thanks

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  • 7 months ago
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• TPS2595: About the resistance value of the ILIM terminal

  

  Hideki Uehara

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  Part Number: TPS2595 I have a question about RLIM of the power load switch "TPS259541DSGT" with high-speed overvoltage protection. Although the data sheet states that RLIM is Max 5000Ω (current range MAX 0.5A) Due to our mistake, we designed…

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  • 3 months ago
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• TPS2595: TPS259570 start up at CC mode

  

  Jim Tsai

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  Part Number: TPS2595 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS25947 , TPS2596 , Hi, Before TPS259570 enable, customer use E-load to apply 1.6A at CC mode. Then enable the TPS259570 and found there is no output. But when the E-load set to CR mode, the output is…

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  • 4 months ago
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• TPS2595: TPS2595 Quiescent Current

  

  Alvaro Lewin

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  Part Number: TPS2595 I am using the TPS2595 as a fuse for a small battery pack. The charger is setup to charge the battery through the pass transistor body diode and is current limited to 1.2A. I am seeing some batteries fail QC checks after being stored…

  • 9 months ago
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• TPS1663: TPS1663 can use back to back similar with tps2595 for bidirectional current limit

  

  Jian Xiule

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  Part Number: TPS1663 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS2595 , LM5069 Hi Customer want to confirm TPS1663 can use back to back similar with tps2595 for bidirectional current limit。 The voltage battery 12 cell is 50.4VDC, battery 1 can charge battery 2…

  • 3 months ago
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• TPS2595: Reverse current capacity of the body diode.

  

  Heiner Lange

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  Part Number: TPS2595 If the current flow is reversed while the EN-Pin is pulled low. What is the maximum continous current through the body diode?

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  • 4 months ago
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