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• TPS61041-Q1: Converter not boosting voltage properly in simulation

  

  Zareef Huq

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  Part Number: TPS61041-Q1 Hello, I am working on a boost converter circuit simulation on PSpice using the TPS61041-Q1 to try and boost 5V to 10V, however it is not functioning properly and it is only outputting 5V. I would like some help in determining…

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  • over 2 years ago
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• TPS61041: Rise time vs inrush current

  

  Michael Balourdas

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  Part Number: TPS61041 Hello, For this device, how is the output voltage rise time affected by inrush current? For example, if I have a load switch limiting the inrush current to 150mA, how much variance could I see in the rise time of Vout? Thanks…

  • over 3 years ago
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• TPS61041-Q1: Load Current calculation

  

  Fayis Mohammed

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  Part Number: TPS61041-Q1 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS61041 TPS61041-Q1 has load current rating of 250mA, I need to design a circuit with load current 120mA, but with the calculation which was mentioned in Datasheet, I'm not able to meet 120mA…

  • over 4 years ago
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• RE: TPS61041: TPS61041 for low current application.

  

  Zack Liu

  Hi Shinu, You can select TPS61041. It could be stable with 100uA load current.

  • over 6 years ago
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• TPS61041: TPS61041QDBVRQ1

  

  Edmund Poon

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  Part Number: TPS61041 Hi, I am inspecting TPS61041QDBVRQ1 which shows a top marking that I have not seen before. (red arrows) Usually TEXAS top marking are in dashes, however, this part is in blocks. I have attached pictures to show the difference…

  • over 4 years ago
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• TPS61041-Q1: What difference between TPS61041QDBVRQ1 and TPS61041AQDBVRQ1?

  

  Paul Yeh

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  Part Number: TPS61041-Q1 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS61041 Hi team, We find there is A version for TPS61041-Q1 in system but we can't find further information for customer. So please help to provide comparison table for study. Thanks TPS61041…

  • over 4 years ago
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• TPS61096A: Why is this efficiency lower than TPS61041?

  

  Koki Tsushima

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  Part Number: TPS61096A Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS61041 , Hi Expert, This is Koki Tsushima. My customer will evaluate EVM of TPS61096A, but wants to know why this efficiency lower than TPS61041 at Vout 12V, Iout 1mA ? As fig.1 that…

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  • over 4 years ago
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• 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.

  • over 5 years ago
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• TPS61041-Q1: What difference between TPS61041QDBVRQ1 and TPS61041AQDBVRQ1? - follow up

  

  Jacob Wyrick

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  Part Number: TPS61041-Q1 Hi team, Can we share what the difference is between the devices? Both are online and available for customers to purchase, but I can't find a clear differentiation. Thanks, Jacob

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  • over 3 years 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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  • over 5 years ago
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