Part Number: TPS53681 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS546D24A , Tool/software: 1. On TPS546D24A and TPS53681 We do not see option to extract nvm_config_script. Is there any way to get that ?
2.On TPS546D24A and TPS53681 we observed that Few parameters…
Part Number: TPS53681 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS53676 , TPS53656 , TPS53689 Tool/software: Dear Support Team,
I am currently using the TPS53681 to supply a voltage range from 0.23 V to 0.35 V. However, it appears this device does not support…
Part Number: TPS53681 Tool/software: Hi there,
For TPS53681, the margin high/low values are pre set in the config file.
1. With this, can i just issue the OPERATION command to margin the Vout to high or low?
2. If SW want to set a different margin percentage…
Part Number: TPS53681 Tool/software: The TPS53681 is used in 4+2 configuration.
The pins APWM5, APWM6 and ACSP6 are floating, ACSP5 is connected to V3P3. Please confirm if that's correct.
Have attached a screen shot of the same.
Thanks,
Darshan
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Part Number: TPS53681 Tool/software: Using TPS53681 power management chip +TI-CSD95490Q5MC chip design: A channel 3 items (voltage 0.85V) +B channel 1 item (voltage 0.85V); The burner used is the USB TO GPIO 2006 tool and Fusion Digital Power Designer…
Part Number: TPS53681 Tool/software: What does the part or output voltage do when AVSN is open?
We have 3x120A, 1x40A running at full power with no issues. AVSP and AVSN connect to FPGA on-die sense points. We have 100 Ohm from AVSP to VOUT in case the…
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS53681 Tool/software: Hi All,
I have designed tps53681 in 4+2 configuration, how do I generate a config file for 4+2 phases.
I am not finding an easy way to disable the 2 phases out of 6 phases in Loop A on Fusion GUI…
Part Number: TPS53681TPS53681RSBR pins ATSEN and BTSEN, 36, 35 are marked as output pin on page 5 table; other data/statements in the datasheet lead to viewing this pins as Inputs. Can the pin time be confirmed.
Hi Jiaolong,
It sounds like one of the powerstages may have been damaged in testing. The temperature output pins are also the fault reporting pins, so not connecting them will not allow the controller to turn them off when there is a fault. Having a fault…