Part Number: TPS53319 Tool/software: Hi team,
BU suggests to set the ratio of OVP to be same as FB ratio. If they are not equal, the circuit may not start up. Could you please explain the reason? I cannot really understand the internal circuit. What…
Part Number: TPS53319 Tool/software: Hello, My customer measured VIN current on their board at the following condition, and it was ~66mA. They would like to know if this 66mA is a reasonable value or not. Could TI show the typical VIN current at their…
Part Number: TPS53319 Tool/software: Hello, The following IVDD value specified in the datasheet is at FCCM mode or at AutoSkip mode? How much differences between at FCCM mode and at AutoSkip mode? Best regards, K.Hirano
Part Number: TPS53319 Tool/software: dears,
my key customer made their own power module based on TPS53319 and used it in their server main board.
There are 6 pcs TPS53319 module are employed in the main board. The customer tested 4 PCBAs and find…
Part Number: TPS53319 Tool/software: Hello,
This is Hasham. I am working on a power solution using the TPS53319DQPR to generate a 5V, 14A output. I used TI’s Power Bench to design the circuit. However, after assembling and testing the board, I am only…
Part Number: TPS53319 Hello,
My customer would like to adjust the R9 (bootstrap resistor) in Figure 9-12 of the datasheet. Generally speaking, within how much ohms range should the R9 value be? Best regards, K.Hirano
Part Number: TPS53319 Hi Team,
May I know what's TPS53319 high side VDS absolute maximum voltage rating? In datasheet only have SW-GND rating.
I need both DC and Pulse, thank you.
Best Regards,
Roy
Part Number: TPS53319 Hi,
TPS53319 is being used to generate 3V3 from 18V on our custom board (the schematics screenshot is attached). The product is failing in CISPR32 Class B radiated emission test (at 3m distance) in 35MHz to 46MHz range. On probing…
Part Number: TPS53319 Hello,
My customer is using the TPS53319DQPR with VIN=12V and VOUT=0.882V or 1.177V.
They have some questions about the device.
Q1) Is there a shutdown function according to input voltage changes? If so, what V is the input…