Part Number: TPS3305 I'm wondering if the Manual Reset (pin 7) pin has an internal pull-up. The datasheet doesn't say one way or the other, but the input currents for low and high kind of imply there is. I'd like to know if there is indeed an internal…
Part Number: TPS3305 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS3850 Dear all,
I read multiple threads
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Part Number: TPS3305 Hi team,
I have a question regarding the TPS3305 max voltage. On the datasheet, it says the max supply voltage on VDD is -0.3V to +7V. However, the datasheet says that the max voltage on SNS1 and SNS2 is (VDD+0.3) * VIT / 1.25V…
Hi Antonio,
You are correct, leaving the watchdog unconnected on this device disables the watchdog. I am not sure why this is not documented in the datasheet, but this is the case for this family of devices.
Thanks, Abhinav.
Part Number: TPS3305 I couldn't found any statement in the datasheet about how to connect the PAD. Can I just leave it float or should I connect it to GND externally?
As you see above ，Now I have a problem。 When I press the reset button, the tps3305-18 output does not respond. What could be the cause of this problem? I measure The power quality of 3.3V and 1.8V are all very good。 And the WDI input is High resistance…
Part Number: TPS3305 Hello,
the current datasheet of the TPS3305 does not mention the case when the WDI pin is left floating: the TPS3305 watchdog is disabled.
The old datasheet SLVS198A − DECEMBER 1998 − REVISED DECEMBER 2002, page 3, has this information…
