Part Number: TPS28225 Hi Team
Customer use TPS28225 shown as following picture. but it works abnormal as scope 1 & 2. can you help to understand why this happen?
Part Number: TPS28225 Hello,
My question is in relation with old thread : https://e2e.ti.com/support/power-management-group/power-management/f/power-management-forum/1161323/tps28225-lgate-stay-low?ReplyFilter=Answers&ReplySortBy=Answers&ReplySortOrder…
Part Number: TPS28225 Hello,
I use two MOSFET driver to control full bridge. Enables pin's are always high and apply PWM signal on one of two driver when I want change load supply polarity.
Negative polarity work but something is wrong to generate…
Part Number: TPS28225-Q1 Hi,
I have a possible problem (the behavior is not the desired one for my application) with the restart of the IC. So the IC drives two Mosfets, the drive is as intended, it works perfectly. The issue appears once the PWM goes…
Part Number: TPS28225 Hi,
Good Day. I have a customer who is interested on TPS28225. Please see below his query for your reference. Thank you very much.
I'm interested in understanding the protection methodology of the shoot-through current in the…
Part Number: TPS28225-Q1 Hi team,
How is the Tri-state waveforms tested? I don't think we can get the waveform by testing any pin. And why the amplitude of this wavefrom is different with that of Figure 7-2?
Part Number: TPS28225 Hello All,
I was wondering if the PDF is available for the following:
Add Fail-Safe Shoot-Through Protection To Power MOSFET
On Electronic Design:
https://www.electronicdesign.com/technologies/electromechanical/article/21765611…
Part Number: TPS28225 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LM5108 Hi
Electromagnetic heating was used in an HNB E-Cig project. Two heating coils are connected in series. The input voltage is 6V, and the peak operating current reaches 5A. Could you pls help…
Part Number: TPS28225 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: UCC27524 ,
Hello
I created the following simulation circuit:
The problem is that the output signals UGATE and LGATE are always at -10V. The PWM signal is correct and changes between -10V and…