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  • [FAQ] TPS546D24S: I have been using the TPS546D24A, now I see the TPS546D24S. What are the differences?

    Peter James Miller
    Peter James Miller
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    Part Number: TPS546D24S Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS546D24A , , TPS546D24 , TPS546B24A , TPS546B24S , TPS546A24S , TPS546A24A I am have been using the TPS546D24A and now I see the TPS546D24S on-line, this brings up several questions? Is…
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    • over 2 years ago
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  • RE: TPS546A24A: TPS546A24A

    Malsekar Karthik Krishna
    Malsekar Karthik Krishna
    Hi Tomoya, As you suggested, we removed the supply to EN/UVLO pin and connected it to ground so as the converter function to be stopped. We are using 5V power supply so it will enough for AVIN and above UVLO for the PMBus to be active. But still there…
    • over 1 year ago
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  • RE: TPS546A24A: schematic check

    Alec Biesterfeld
    Alec Biesterfeld
    Hi Gareth, That seems good to me. In the case of 13.2Vin to 3.3Vout at 9A, if the ambient temperature is too high, I wanted to make ensure the device could support your application. That being said, if you plan to operate the device at room temperature…
    • over 4 years ago
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  • TPS546A24A: The reason of differtial output voltage sense and PMBus

    Yi Dou
    Yi Dou
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    Part Number: TPS546A24A Hi expert, Two simple questions below: 1. I notice that all this 'SWIFT' series buck converters, have differtial sense of Vo, e.g. TPS546A24, what is the reason for it? Why not use single-end voltage sense like typical buck…
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    • over 5 years ago
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  • RE: TPS546D24A: Confirmation of MSEL1, MSEL2, VSEL, ADRSEL resistor values for 0.3V PMBus controlled design

    Tomoya Ide
    Tomoya Ide
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    Hi Kurt, I wanted to clarify that whether a specific PMBus command is initialized to the value selected by the detected resistance or stored NVM memory depends on the command bit in the PIN_DETECT_OVERRIDE PMBus command. The factory default setting…
    • 9 months ago
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  • RE: TPS546B24A: Output capacitor type

    Tomoya Ide
    Tomoya Ide
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    Hi Srinivas, Using only ceramic output capacitors with the TPS546B24A is generally acceptable as long as you meet the required minimum capacitance and output impedance for stability. You can find information about the necessary output impedance and…
    • 10 months ago
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  • RE: TPS546D24SEVM-2PH: TPS546D24S / TPS546D24SEVM-2PH PCB Layout

    Tomoya Ide
    Tomoya Ide
    Hi Eugene, I’m happy to help you review the layout. Please share it when you’re ready. We also have an Excel tool with a checklist for the layout review that you can use. We find it helpful. 3162.TPS546x24y_ExcelCalculator_SchematicLayoutChecklist_bodeplot_V2p2…
    • 10 months ago
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  • RE: TPS546D24S: Simulation issue

    Tomoya Ide
    Tomoya Ide
    Hi Jeff, Your current source setup on the third slide is correct, but the converter seems unstable. Make sure the control loop is compensated properly with the right L and C. Use the attached Excel design calculator to help you with the design and compensation…
    • 10 months ago
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  • RE: TPS546D24A: Design review

    Tomoya Ide
    Tomoya Ide
    Hi JH, I have attached the Excel calculator, which includes the design calculator and a schematic/layout review checklist. I filled it out for you this time, so please use it to review the layout. TPS546x24A_ExcelCalculator_SchematicLayoutChecklist_bodeplot_V2p1…
    • over 1 year ago
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  • RE: TPSM8D6B24: I hope you can help analyze the abnormality. The single board uses 8pcs

    Savith Kumar Rayakanti
    Savith Kumar Rayakanti
    Hi pls find the attachment for the excel calculator 5287.TPS546x24y_ExcelCalculator_SchematicLayoutChecklist_bodeplot_V2p2.xlsx Thank you Savith
    • over 1 year ago
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