Part Number: TPS2640 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS2660 Tool/software: Hello,
When comparing the products ① TPS26400 and ② TPS2660 on the HP, it states that ② has certifications for IEC62368 and UL2367, while ① is listed as not having any certifications…
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The customer now sets the Mode to Open (Circuit breaker mode with dauto-retry), and then tests the output end for overload protection exceeding 2.23A to activate the protection. After disconnecting the load, there…
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If a buck converter drives an eFuse, is the buck converter considered an inductive source if the eFuse breaks the current suddenly? If an eFuse drives a buck converter, is that considered an inductive load?
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When driving a buck regulator, what would be an appropriate level to set the current limit at? I presume the regulator could draw large spikes of current at times that would be above the steady-state DC current. I'm thinking…
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The datasheet of TPS2640 does state an ESD protection level of 1000V (HBM) for the device pins.
My question is: Does the above mentioned values also apply to the IN and OUT pins of the device or do these pins provide a higher…
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I am working on a design that will use the TPS26400PWPR and TPS259472LRPW eFuses. I have noticed in general that ICs have an absolute max requirement of -0.3V on various pins relative to ground. Typically, at what voltage level…
Part Number: TPS2640 We have added the IC in many of our PCBs. Now we have started testing the PCBs. but to my surprise none of the protection IC from any PCB gives any output voltage. We had to bypass the IC to power our PCBs. I am attaching schematic…