Part Number: TPS274160 Hello,
The customer encountered a burning issue when using TPS274160. Attached is the problem description, please help analyze the cause. Thanks.
TPS274160A Problem Description.doc
Part Number: TPS274160 The first failure phenomenon: Damage during the DO output process.
The first phenomenon is that after the module has been running stably for half an hour, the fourth output channel of the chip is enabled to output a high level…
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Part Number: TPS274160
In Section 8.3.7.4, Reverse-Current Protection , the datasheet states:
"The reverse current protection diode in the GND network forward voltage should be less than 0.6 V under any circumstances."
However, in Table 9-1 of the…
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We are using the TPS274160ARLHR in our design and would like to clarify the calculation of the current limit resistor ( R CL ).
Is the below formula for calculating the current limit resistor intended for…
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I am a hardware engineer from the company -Festo.W e use your product in our projects and in the future we plan to use it in many of our designs.
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Part Number: TPS274160 Hi expert,
My customers are not planning use the fault and ST pin for TPS274160, how should they config these pins, can they just simply float them?
Also, If plan not using FAULT pin, would this affect the device‘s normal use…