Part Number: TPS61094 Hello guys,
One of my customers is considering using TPS61094 for their new product.
At this moment, they have the following question. Could you please give me your reply?
Q. Equation 1 on page 13, IOUT(CL)=(1-D)*(ILIM+1/2…
Part Number: TPS61094 Hi everyone,
I’m using a TPS61094 as a supercap backup supply. Goal: charge a supercap from 5 V VIN, and when VIN is removed the supercap should take over and supply my load. I’m currently focusing on the boost switchover logic…
Part Number: TPS61094 Tool/software: Hi Team,
I am looking for a 3.8V–4V power supply backup solution using a 25F single or double supercapacitor to support a duration of 100 seconds.
The system conditions are as follows:
VIN: 5V
VOUT…
Part Number: TPS61094 Hi,
Below is my schematic for the TPS61094 supercap-based UPS. I am supplying a Vin=5.1v, and the configured backup output voltage is 4.8v. As you can also see, the charge voltage is set to 5.1V. I am using a 5.5V, 5.0F supercap…
Part Number: TPS61094
Hello TI Team,
We are designing a battery-powered smart water meter using NB-IoT communication , with a target lifetime of ~10 years .
System details
Battery : 3.6V, 19Ah Li-SOCl₂ (primary lithium)
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Part Number: TPS61094 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS63900 , , TPS61099 , TPS61299 Hello TI Team,
We are developing a battery-powered smart water meter using NB-IoT communication , with a target operational life of ~10 years .
System overview…
Part Number: TPS61094
Tool/software:
The documentation for TPS61094 states that EN logic high threshold is:
Vout > 1.8V = 0.58V (MAX)
Vout < 1.8V = 1.0V (MAX)
1) Do I understand correctly that everything higher 0.58V will be considered as high…
Part Number: TPS61094 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS61381-Q1 Tool/software: FYI
Do we have a similar part of TPS61094 with Super cap back up function, while can support up to 20V system voltage?
Part Number: TPS61094 The TPS61094 can discharge a supercapacitor to as low as 0.6V. However, hybrid supercapacitors have a minimum operating threshold—typically 2.2V or 2.5V—below which they should not be operated. Is it possible to adjust the TPS61094…
Part Number: TPS61094 Hello, My customer was not able to simulate TPS61094 PSpice model. (Please refer to the following E2E thread. https://e2e.ti.com/support/power-management-group/power-management/f/power-management-forum/1580323/tps61094-pspice-simulation…