Part Number: TPS561208 Tool/software: Hi Team,
By referring to the datasheet of the TPS561208 on page 19, in the layout guidelines, point number 7 mentions the need for a Kelvin connection during the layout process. So, how can we establish a Kelvin…
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I plan on using TPS561208 for a 12V to 3.3V buck circuit. For testing purpose I need the data of line and load regulation. The load regulation is pretty straightforward. I am having issue finding out the Line…
Part Number: TPS561208
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We are using TPS561208DDCR to convert 12 to 3.3V as shown in the schematic below.
In our use case we have noticed that the PMIC behavior of the IC changes under potted condition of the board (The potting material…
Part Number: TPS561208 Creating a design for a customer.
Do you all see any problem with this quad isolated output flybuck based on the TPS561208? The primary side inductors are all in parallel so the effective primary side inductance is 22 uH/4 = 5…
Part Number: TPS561208 Hi there,
I'm using TPS561208 in my circuit. Vin=5V and I want to get 3.3V at output pin. I designed the schematic as same as Webench circuit. But I'm getting 3.6V constantly.
Webench circuit:
My circuit:
I dont understand…
Part Number: TPS561208 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS561201
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So I needed to know if TPS561208 can be designed for supporting 15V Vin, as mentioned in the datasheet it can take upto 17V (recommended), 19V (Absolute Max), with the SW node…
Part Number: TPS561208 Dear TI Team,
We designed PCB as per your reference circuit for part number TPS561208 DC DC. We applied input 12V but we got variable output. I have attached schematic of circuit. Please see the below attached file and help…
Part Number: TPS561208
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We use a TPS561208 to convert 12V power supply into 5V output and further down to 3.3V ouput with LDO to power the MCU.
At the same time, we have another power source coming from USB and the requirement is to power…
Part Number: TPS561208 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS563202EVM Hi,
on the SPEC in section 10.1 it is recommended not to route the switching under the device. can help to elaborate more why it is not recommended?
in my design i've routed…
