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• TPS40200-HT: Thermal and power dissipation Inquiry

  

  Jonathan Navor

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  Part Number: TPS40200-HT Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS62110-HT , LP2989 Hi Guys, Good day! Our customer have two technical questions about two integrated circuits: TPS40200-HT and the TPS62110-HT 1) What is the approximate junction-to-ambient…

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  • over 5 years ago
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• TPS40200-HT: TPS40200HT component suggestion

  

  Carlo

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  Part Number: TPS40200-HT Hi team, Good day. Our customer is using TPS40200HT to achieve three power supplies with an output of 3.3V 5v and 8.25V. They are looking for a FET and diode that is compatible with their design and would work above 175C. Do…

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• TPS40200-HT: 3D STEP file request for TPS40200SHKJ (R-CDFP-F8)

  

  Jonathan Geronga

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  Part Number: TPS40200-HT Hi Team, We have a customer requesting for the 3D Step file of TPS40200SHKJ. Please let me know if you have an available model of this package. Thanks! Jonathan

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  • over 6 years ago
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• TPS40200-HT: Abnormal Switching

  

  Kuramochi Tadahiko

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  Part Number: TPS40200-HT Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS40200 Hi, Abnormal switching behavior was observed on the TPS40200-HT. Though I placed the sample on EVM, abnormal switching is seen as attached file. TPS40200.xlsx Have you ever seen…

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  • over 7 years ago
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• TPS40200-HT: SS pin resistor

  

  Kuramochi Tadahiko

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  Part Number: TPS40200-HT Hi, 1M ohm register is connected on reference circuit as below. Why is this register located? What is a risk if there is not this resistor? Best Regards, Kuramochi

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  • over 7 years ago
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• TPS40200-HT: High Temperature Buck without Suitable PFET

  

  Theophilus Ko

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  Part Number: TPS40200-HT Hello, I am interested in using this high temperature buck controller for an application that needs to power components at 180C ambient (its an R&D project for a manufacturing company). The TPS40200-HT datasheet, however, is…

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  • over 7 years ago
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• TPS40200-HT: A full 200°C DC/DC design

  

  Conroy Hough

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  Part Number: TPS40200-HT For the TPS40200-HT: Is there a "full 200°C" design with BOM? [All Caps and Components must handle 200°C.]

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  • over 8 years ago
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• TPS40200-HT: Soft Start pin voltage regulator is failing

  

  Mitchell Collins

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  Part Number: TPS40200-HT This question is related to another question on this forum. Unfortunately, the answer to that problem was via a private email so I cannot see the answer. We have a design that has failing TPS40200HT parts. The design is resetting…

  • over 7 years ago
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• TPS40200-HT: TPS40200 stops working at higher voltages

  

  Scott Allred19

  Part Number: TPS40200-HT I posted an originally in the DC/DC non-isolated forum, but got absolutely no response aside from "I forwarded to an Apps Engineer". So, I'm going to repost in this forum, as our production has moved to using the TPS40200-HT and…

  • over 9 years ago
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• TPS40200-HT: stability issue

  

  Tracy Wotherspoon54

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  Part Number: TPS40200-HT Hi all, I designed a switching PSU using the Switcher pro software to take Vin 16-32V and step down to 12V @ 0.5A The design suggested a 100uH inductor and 47n soft start cap. The first iteration I built using a Wurth commercial…

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  • over 8 years ago
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