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Part Number: TPS3806 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS3808 , TPS3899 Dear team
At present, the customer has some questions about the Datasheet page 6. (1) Is there a definition of TEST CONDITIONS in the blue box? (2) Is there a value for the minimum value…
Part Number: TPS3806 How can I slow down the detection time with TPS3806J20DBVR? Is it possible to slow down by adding a capacitor between the LSENSE pin and GND?
Part Number: TPS3806 Hi team,
The customer needs to get the differences between TPS3806J20 and TPS3806I33.
The datasheet shows VDD is from 1.3V to 6V. But the datasheet also shows J20 version can only
support 1.8V VDD and I33 version can support 3.3V VDD…
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS3306 TPS3306 -33 c an be powered by 3.3V on VDD and sense 5V on SENSE1 ?
The maximum voltage for SENSE input is (VDD+0.3)VIT/1.25V (VIT = 4,55V for SENSE1)
Here the schematic, 2 circuits (for a total of 10) have 20mA supply…
Part Number: TPS3806I33-Q1 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS3806 Hi
we would like to use TPS3806 for voltage monitor application , and design width Hysteresis range avoid power transition to cause unexpected behavior of Reset pin
but divider resistance…
Hello,
Don't need hysteresis function for the 2nd source.
So with two TPS2663+ one TPS3806, I can use the TPS3806 to turn off the main 2663 to change its power source to the 2nd power, right?
Best regards,
Eli,
The thresholds of INA+ and INB- can be configured using a resistor divider as shown below:
This device allows for undervoltage and overvoltage monitoring and the resistor value calculation is shown in section 8.2.2.1 of the datasheet.
If undervoltage…
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS3806 Hi, any device with the same function like tps3806 but to detect high voltages, specifically 10.8V and 11.4V? or I use voltage divider to scale for LSENSE and HSENSE pins? thanks.
