Part Number: TPS259827LEVM Tool/software: hello
the datasheet shows a default design with a cout of 220uF . do i need to have 220uF capacitor next to the part additional to my CL or that is just a example and the part itself doesn't need any COUT .
Part Number: TPS259827LEVM Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS25983 , TPS25982 Tool/software: Hello,
I am looking into implementing the TPS259827LNRGER device into our current system as we are facing difficulties with our current eFUSE internal reverse…
Part Number: TPS259827LEVM Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LM5066 Hello,
I would like to ask about the chip in the title. I use this chip as an e-fuse on my 24V power line, but I cannot get anything on the output, it is 0,45V and I am wondering wether…
Part Number: TPS259827LEVM Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS25983 , TPS25982 Tool/software: My previous question :
TPS259827LEVM: TPS259827ONRGET E-fuse Output remains ON when EN/UVLO is at 0V"
This still occurs regularly and I'm still unclear…
Part Number: TPS259827LEVM Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS25982 Tool/software: Such as Figure1. When the Vin voltage is stable, if you turn on the Enable pin at this time, you will see that the Vout voltage slowly rising. What will happen in this…
Part Number: TPS259827LEVM
Hi team,
In this EVM, PG pin is pulled up to 3.3V when J7 is connected 2-3.
But in User's Guide figure3 seems Vpg is around 2V in asserted. Why this voltage drop happen?
teritama
Part Number: TPS259827LEVM Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LM5069 , TPS2491 , TPS25947 Hi,
Due to high capacitive load I want to operate two TPS259827L in parallel as in the SLVA836 Application report. The application report covers the TPS259241 and…
Part Number: TPS259827LEVM Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS25982 HI,
Recently, we encountered some problems when testing whether TPS259827LEVM meets our needs and need your help.
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When we tested, we used the public version for testing, and…
Part Number: TPS259827LEVM When in this state, it appears that EN/UVLO is totally ignored when set low (0V).
The fuse operation is still correct when in this state - ie over current with lead to the output being turned OFF, and the "indefinite retry…