• TPS61032: Output noise voltage

  

  Newton Cardoso

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  Part Number: TPS61032 Hi, Would you kindly inform what is the output noise voltage of TPS61032? Best wishes

  • over 4 years ago
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• TPS61032: Low Battery Indicator lights lights up before the design value

  

  Andy Gilker

  Part Number: TPS61032 Hi TI, I have made a low battery indicator light using the TPS61032. but the light seems to slighty turn on as the battery is getting drained. The voltage is currently 2.5V and the design value was 2V and the low battery light is…

  • over 3 years ago
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• TPS61032: Kindly detailed review of the power supply section

  

  Aswin S Dharman

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  Part Number: TPS61032 The actual part number of the part is TPS61032RSAR Kindly do a detailed review of the Boost section. The component details and the schematics were attached below. So please compare the c omponent features matching…

  • over 3 years ago
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• TPS61032: Replace TPS61030 and leave feedback resistors connected?

  

  Jacob Wyrick

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  Part Number: TPS61032 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS61030 Hi team, I'm looking at using the TPS61032 as an alternate to the TPS61030 in the QFN package. Am I okay to place the TPS61032 on the board and leave the feedback resistors, that I had…

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  • over 3 years ago
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• TPS61032: TPS61032

  

  Phuoc Nguyen Ke

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  Part Number: TPS61032 Dear, I have just built the circuit backup power for Raspberry. When 5V turn off, the boost supply the power for Rpi. Setup the test: EN_Boost is purple, Yellow is 5V, Blue is 5V_Bat, Green is the 5 Volt on Rpi pin. EN_Boost…

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  • over 6 years ago
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• [FAQ] TPS61032: Burning out right when connecting battery

  

  Manuel Chuecos

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  Part Number: TPS61032 Hello, I am using boost converter TPS61032 in my circuit, but I find that after applying 3.7v from a lithium battery to its input, it immediately burns out and shorts the entire circuit. I am following the recommended design…

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  • over 4 years ago
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• TPS61032: Noise at VBAT and VOUT due to SW signal

  

  Newton Cardoso

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  Part Number: TPS61032 Hi, I'm using TPS61032 in a small board whose load current is approximately 30 mA. I've noticed that SW input presents the switching signal that is appearing also in VBAT pin. I am not sure if I made a suitable choice of the…

  • over 4 years ago
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• TPS61032: Output Capacitance

  

  Y.Ottey

  Part Number: TPS61032 Dear TI Team I would like to ask about Output Capacitance(Cout). When checking the TPS61032 data sheet, the minimum value of the output capacitor is stated as 22μF. However, our customer is trying to set Cout=0.1μF. (Because…

  • over 5 years ago
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• TPS61032: Error of the efficiency

  

  PAN-M

  Resolved

  Part Number: TPS61032 Dear team, When I suppose that external parts and board are the same, does the efficiency change by changing IC? When I change IC, what percentage does it change? (ex. 3.3V->5V/180mA) Regards, PAN-M

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  • over 5 years ago
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• TPS61032: About Inductor Selection

  

  Y.Ottey

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  Part Number: TPS61032 Our customers are currently considering using the TPS61032 and I have been asked by them to confirm the schematic. If you check their schematics, the inductor is 2.7μH. However, based on the conditions used by the customer (shown…

  • over 5 years ago
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