Part Number: TPS28225 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LMG1210
Hi, TI experts
The customer has currently configured a Full-Bridge circuit using two TPS28225s, as shown in the attached circuit diagram below.
(V_GATE = 5V, V_US = 12~15V)
schematic…
Part Number: TPS28225 Hello experts,
Currently my customer designed our TPS28225 for their refrigerator peltier project and has been in production for a few years. Recently, they've seen an issue where LGATE pin goes dead. Could you please share your…
Part Number: TPS28225 Tool/software: Dear all
We try to use the TPS28225 at low frequency (1KHz) . It seems that the low frequency limit is above 2KHz, we are unable to make the device working at lower frequency.
Could you confirm this?
If yes …
Part Number: TPS28225 Tool/software: Hi, I have this issue which is somehow related to the driving method of the PWM input of TPS28225 .
As a background, we are using a PWM output from STM32 of 240kHz at a duty cycle of 10% to 18%. Thus, 3.3V PWM levels…
Part Number: TPS28225 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: DRV8411 Tool/software: I plan to use TPS28225 to drive latching relays. Can I achieve it using this part or maybe i should opt for other driver like DRV8411
Part Number: TPS28225 Tool/software: Hi,
I am using TPS28225DRBR to control TEC, below is the circuit i have created, I am able to make the lower temperatures but not the higher ones, means HOT is not working.
is this resister wrong at Lgate pin?…
Part Number: TPS28225
3-State Input with Single Pin Controller
The TPS28225 has a 3-state input that allows the controller to use a single pin to drive two output FETs as well as set both outputs low by setting the PWM pin to high impedance in the…
Part Number: TPS28225 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LM5105 Tool/software: Hi,
Is there a half-bridge driver similar to the TPS28225 that can accept a single PWM input and generate two complementary signals, with the additional feature of manually…
Part Number: TPS28225 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LM2105 , UCC27211A Hello everyone,
I'm designing a Peltier cell controller circuit, and I'll be using a full H-bridge for this purpose. I will control the gate signals of the MOSFETs with a 200kHz…