Part Number: TPS560200-Q1 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS560200 Hello,
I'm using the TPS560200 as an external core supply of 1.2 V for the Infineon TLF35584. The TLF35584 enables the TPS560200 and observes its output voltage. It has a short to ground…
Part Number: TPS560200
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My customer used the TPS560200DBV to step down the input voltage of 12V~14V to 3.3V and supply it to MCU. As you can see in the schematic, f or the EN pin customer has designed a reference voltage of MMR1+MMR2; Is the use of this…
Part Number: TPS560200 How to select an Inductor and capacitor for a switch mode power supply.
What are the formulas for selecting an Inductor and capacitor for a step up and step down power supply?
Part Number: TPS560200-Q1 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS560200 Hi, I have attached my schematic for your reference. I was recently trying to scope a PCB and accidentally shorted two pins on connector "P11". This caused the device TPS560200-Q1…
Part Number: TPS560200-Q1
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I aim to use the TPS560200-Q1 in design to get 3.3V max 400-450mA during peak Wifi TX, otherwise less then 100mA. My Vin will be 12V
This is my design, i have not yet done PCB layout.
I prefer to keep my BOM as universal…
Part Number: TPS560200 Hi team,
I have a question about the FB resistor.
My customer would like to avoid the pulse-skipping Eco-Mode, so they're considering to flow dummy load by reducing the FB resistance. How low can this device allow FB resistance…
Part Number: TPS560200-Q1 Hello,
my customer is currently working on a design with the TPS560200-Q1 and has a question.
Are there any care about with respect to the feedback loop and what is the minimum values of the required ESR for proper operation?
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Part Number: TPS560200 Hi
My customer want to know the switching frequency at Vout=5.0V.
Could you provide the curve at Vout=5.0V similar to the following graph?
Best Regards, Taki
Part Number: TPS560200-Q1 Hi Team,
The customer is searching the DCDC solution for their Automotive application.
The specs is Vin=12V, output=3.3V/100mA.
There is a considerable noise which may generate inrush current/ voltage and damaged the board while…