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Part Number: TPS61092 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS631000 , Tool/software: Hello,
I am using TPS61092 to boost my li ion cell to 5V. It is working in the forced PWM mode (sync connected to VBAT). Is it normal that the efficiency seems to be very…
Part Number: TPS61092
Hi Team,
Our customer is using TPS61092RSAR in their application to boost 3.7V(li-ion battery) to 5V. However, the output capacitors C4 and C5 always failed (shorted). These are the part numbers of the inductor and output capacitors…
Part Number: TPS61092 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS61022
Dear TI Team,
I need to devolep a boost regulator having input (from 2.5-4.5V Dc) and Output (5V,2A).Please recommend suitable switching regulator ICs for this mentioned requirements.is …
Part Number: TPS61092 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS61023 SO I am trying to use this to boost a 3.7V Lithium Ion battery to 5V. I connecting it exactly as shown in the datasheet. I am using a breakout board with powerpad to ground setup. I am using…
Part Number: TPS61091 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS61230 , TPS61230A What will happen if on VOut Boost output is connected (accidentally) a source of 5VDC (not a consumer) – let say by mistake I connect this output to a USB power outlet while TPS6109…
Part Number: TPS61092 Hi,
In my prototype using the TPS61092, with no load on the 5V output, I see the supply current flipping erratically between about 15uA and 45uA.
I would like this to be as low as possible for use in a portable device.
What steps…
Part Number: TPS61092 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS2500 , , TPS63060 , TPS63000 , TPS62170 , TPS63050 , TPS62750 Hello Community!
Im interested on how to properly make use of an protected usb power supply.
The device i am developing is going to be supplied…
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS61090
Hi,
I have designed a boost regulator to generate 5V from a lipo battery (3.7V), the circuit can also recharge the battery and the TPS is disconnected when an external voltage (Max 5V) is connected. The problem…
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS61092 Hi
I'd like to confirm the processing of pin connection of TPS61092. 1) Is the FB and NC pin no problem without connecting?
Regards, PAN-M
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS62056 , TPS61092 , TPS62065 , TPS62051 , TPS62125 Hi, I want to disable a TPS62056 or TPS61092 when the input voltage drop below 2.7V. My question is if I set correctly the voltage divider for the LBI pin, it should drive…
