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  ANIL AGGARWAL

  • 3 days ago
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  TPS40170: High current battery charger-PMP5313

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  Part Number: TPS40170 PMP 5313 is limited to a 10 Ampere current charger. I want to use the PMP5313 for a high current charger, please suggest required amendments for the same. PMP5313 charges two batteries simultaneously but at a lower current level...
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  keisuke

  • 16 days ago
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  TPS40170: Webench Load Transient

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  Part Number: TPS40170 Hi I have a question about the Load Transient in Webench. I ran a simulation
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  Errol Leon6

  • 1 month ago
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  TPS40170: Paralleling two TPS40170

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  Part Number: TPS40170 Hi team, my customer noticed that the TPS40170 has frequency synchronization master/slave option. Do you know if they can put two TPS40170 in parallel to achieve supply redundancy? Thank you in advance for your support! Er...
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  Bill Argabright

  • 2 months ago
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  TPS40170: TRK and FB voltage differences with TRK voltages closer to 0.6V?

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  Part Number: TPS40170 I am using the TPS40170 as a variable output voltage supply by providing
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  Ashwin Gawande

  • 3 months ago
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  TPS40170: Overcurrent Fault and Short cut

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  Part Number: TPS40170 I made some prototypes base on the controller above and as can be seen
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  christopher miller1

  • 3 months ago
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  TPS40170: Damaged High Side and Low Side MosFet and PWM Buck COntroller.

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  Part Number: TPS40170 Hello, We are experiencing multiple failures of the High Side, Infineon BSC066N06NS, Low Side MosFet, Infineon BSC028N06NST, using the TPS40170RGYR Buck Controller. The Vin is +48V and Vout +24V. The design has large input capacitance...
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  Josep Colominas

  • 3 months ago
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  TPS40170: Device damaged

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  Part Number: TPS40170 Hi, TPS40170 generally performs well in our design, delivering over 200W to the load. Vin is 48V and Vout variable. But sometimes our customer return us burned PCBs with the device damaged for no reason, always with similar behavior...
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  Timothy Hegarty

  • 3 months ago
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  RE: TPS40170: TPS40170 LTSpice dont work

  Hi Samet, Try running the model on TINA. It's not intended for LTspice. We also have the PSPICE for TI design and simulation tool. And you can use the TPS40170 quickstart calculator available here to assist with component selection: https...
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  Heng Chuan Shu

  • 5 months ago
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  TPS40170: TPS40170 OCP/SCP issues

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  Part Number: TPS40170 Hi, We are seeing OCP/SCP issue in our latest batch of production. The OCP
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  Bill Argabright

  • 6 months ago
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  TPS40170: Damaging low-side FETs

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  Part Number: TPS40170 We are seeing some strange behavior with our TPS40170. Without going into all the detail about what we’ve seen and tried at first, I’m going to try and hit the main relevant (at least what we think are relevant) points...

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