Part Number: TPS3840 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS3842 Tool/software: Hello,
I am planning to use the TPS3842 device for under-voltage monitoring. Since I could not find the PSpice model of the TPS3842, I used the PSpice model of the TPS3840…
Part Number: TPS3840-Q1 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS3840 Dear TI experts,
My customer now test TPS3840DL30DBVRQ1 on their own PCB.
Could you check the schematic below first?
While testing they found that the waveform below.
(Green:BATT_IN…
Part Number: TPS3840 Tool/software: Hi Team,
I just suggest TPS3840DL20DBVR for R3112N201A replacement.
https://www.mouser.tw/datasheet/2/294/r3112_ea-3219705.pdf
They are p2p but different in delay time setting.
The customer wants to keep the…
Part Number: TPS3840 Tool/software: Hi all,
I would like to ask about the multiplier of the external voltage divider.
The datasheet says,
”The resistor values must not be so large that the external resistor divider affects the accuracy or operation…
Part Number: TPS3840 Tool/software: I have a design below, I am using this to shutdown any ICs that are using +5V in the event of an undervoltage condition. I am specifically using a TPS3840PH45, so the expected behavior is for the RESET to output a HIGH…
Part Number: TPS3840 Tool/software: Hi team,
Is there any equation shows the relationship detection voltage and temperature? For instance, below is the detection voltage temperature coefficient of S-809 in datasheet.
Best regards,
Goto
Part Number: TPS3840 Tool/software: Hi team,
It seems that the product with a threshold of 3.7V has not been released yet. When will it be released?
Best regards,
Kyohei
Part Number: TPS3840 Tool/software: Hi,
I have this protection circuit for reverse polarity and battery undervoltage:
It worked fine for 6 or 7 times that I powered up with my PSU at 7.2v. Circuit was cutting just fine when voltage was going…
Part Number: TPS3840 Tool/software: Hi team,
For the calculation of delay time, do we have to consider the DC bias characteristics of the capacitor? If so, what is the applied voltage? Best regards, Goto