Part Number: TPS61087 Hi,
I have to design a Boost converter for 650kHz.
Required Specifications are listed below.
Input Voltage range is 2.7-4.2
Nominal 3.7V
Output Voltage 12V
Current 367mA
The Boost design in datasheet shows an inductance…
Part Number: TPS61087 Hello
Thanks for the schematic review feedback.
Kindly review the layout file and give us your valuable feedback as soon as possible.The designator in layout for the TPS61087 is U3
4188.[3] POWER.pdf A4415-A00-PCB_Gerber.rar…
Part Number: TPS61087 Hello, guys.
I can't get the Spice model for TPS61087 to work on LTSpice. I'm only using the circuit showed in product's datasheet. Could anyone be able to help me?
Thank you,
Part Number: TPS61087 We are conducting actual machine verification using the circuit on the next page.
As a result, boost operation may stop when Iout=1.0A.
At this time, the coil makes a noise.
There was no problem with WEBENCH, but could you…
Part Number: TPS61087 Hello
We are using TPS61087DSCR in our design .Please review our design and give us your valuable feedback as soon as possible
Kindly find the attached 3122.[3] POWER.pdf schematic pdf
Part Number: TPS61087 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TIDA-050033 Hi team,
My customer uses TPS61087 to charge a super cap. Can I use the below circuit to modify FB connect way?
and use MCU to detect Vo rising to 14.4V that MCU will turn of TPS61087…
Part Number: TPS61087 Good morning,
I'm using the TPS61087 boost converter to generate 13.7V starting from 5V input.
As a load I have a big capacitor, 1000uF electrolytic, in parallel to 2x22uF ceramic capacitor.
In order to slow down the initial…
Part Number: TPS61087 Hello, could you kindly explain which are the differences between TPS61087QWDRCRQ1 (automotive) and TPS61087DRCR (industrial)? Where is the different temperature range coming from? Different package, production process, ...?
Part Number: TPS61087 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: , TPS61169 Dear team,
My customer are trying to develop TPS61087 for LED supply. but there is issue of audible noise under PWM operation.
When they input 100% PWM, there is no audible noise but…