• TPS61041: SW voltage range

  

  Betty Guo

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  Part Number: TPS61041 Hi team, what's the SW voltage range of TPS61041? In the datahsheet, the absolute maximum rating is 30V ~30V ? is there have mistakes on datasheet? what's the correct range of SW ? thanks.

  • 2 months ago
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• TPS61041: Varying output by changing voltage divider frequently

  

  soren

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  Part Number: TPS61041 If I want to change the voltage output, can I connect a potentiometer to the voltage divider and adjust while enabled? It would likely be a digitial potentiometer that changes resistance at close to 100 Hz - would that interfere…

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  • 3 months ago
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• TPS61041: TPS61041 for low current application.

  

  Shinu.V.Mathew

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  Part Number: TPS61041 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TLV61046A , Hi Team, One of my customer is considering TPS61041 or TLV61046A for 3.3V to 12V/100uA-1mA conversion. TPS61041 is with less Iq but don't have test data for 100uA output in datasheet, can this…

  • over 1 year ago
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• TPS61041: Lower than expected voltage output to LEDs at load

  

  Alexis Magana Lemus

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  Part Number: TPS61041 Hi , TPS61041 is being used to drive 8 LEDs in series however seeing the case where the the output does not reach the expected voltage. The resistor divider is 2M for R1 and 100K for R2 to give an output around 25V. Instead seeing…

  • 10 months ago
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• TPS61041: TPS61041DBVR： About Material content of this device.

  

  cyan zhou

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  Part Number: TPS61041 Hi TI Expert, We are now using TPS61041DBVR, we want to know its material content: here is the search result on https://www.ti.com/materialcontent/en/search?partType=tiPartNumber&partNumber=TPS61041DBVR Below is the result with…

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  • over 1 year ago
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• WEBENCH® Tools/TPS61041: Trouble using WEBENCH for 13.0V output @ > 20mA

  

  Charles Capron1

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  Part Number: TPS61041 Tool/software: WEBENCH® Design Tools I'm trying to see how well a TPS61041 will work for providing a 13V input for an OLED from a lithium polymer battery (2.8-4.2V input). Based on some experimentation with the OLED that I want…

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  • over 1 year ago
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• TPS61041-Q1: High in rush current - low current device similar to LT8410/LT84101

  

  Shinu.V.Mathew

  Part Number: TPS61041-Q1 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS61251 Hi Team, My customer is using the device and have input from 3.3V LDO (with current limit 200mA) and the same is connected to other loads also. The device turn-on requirement is high as…

  • over 1 year ago
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• TPS61041-Q1: Feedback trip point voltage

  

  Koji Hayashi92

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  Part Number: TPS61041-Q1 Hi TI-team My customer want to know Feedback trip point voltage of Tj:125 to 150°C. They recognize that the absolute maximum rating is Tj:150°C. Do you have data ? I saw that Figure 6. Feedback Voltage vs Free-Air Temperature…

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  • over 1 year ago
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• TPS61041: thermal model (e.g. for Ansys-Icepak)

  

  user6222661

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  Part Number: TPS61041 Hi, Is it possible to get a thermal model for both packages (WSON & SOT-23) of the TPS611041? If possible, a model for Ansys-Icepak would be ideal. Best Regards, Lukas Jäger

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  • over 1 year ago
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• TPS61041-Q1: Calculation method of dark current

  

  Koji Hayashi92

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  Part Number: TPS61041-Q1 Hi TI-team My customer want to know calculation medhod of dark current. They would like to use the formula without using WEBENCH. Please tell me. Best Regards, Koji Hayashi

  • over 1 year ago
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