Part Number: TPS61310 Tool/software: Hi teams,
What is the optimal size for punching the via hole TPS61310?
Also, please confirm the inductance values in the typical application circuit, which should be uH and uF, is it right？
Part Number: TPS61310 Tool/software: I could not find any information in the data sheet as to whether or how long one has to wait before accessing the I2C interface again after a software reset was triggered (BIT7 in REGISTER0). I also couldn't find any…
Part Number: TPS61310 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LM36010 , LM3644 , LM3645
Tool/software:
Hi team,
Is this device suitable for camera flash light application?if not, do u have any other product recommend?thanks
Part Number: TPS61310 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LM36010 , TPS54201 I want to use this one : TPS61310 , for power supply for mono white LED.
Here is the LED work condition: 3.3V , 1A Forward Current.
I want to load the parameter data to TPS61310…
Part Number: TPS61310 Hi Sirs,
My customer tries to set the LED2 current to 700mA, but they only measure the 340mA current on LED2. How to fix this issue?
schematic:
F/W setting value:
static void StartTPS6105XFlash(U8 byIntensity)
{
XBYTE…
Part Number: TPS61310 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS61311 , LM3643 , LM36011 Hi team,
one of customers is wondering whether TPS61310/TPS61311 is recommended to be mounted on HDI board. From customer's experience, ball pitch under 0.5mm is better…
Hi Billy, Tommy,
TPS61310 doesn't appear to have the capability to support >175mA continuous DC light operation.
It looks like the part was originally been designed to support torch light in mobile phone applications, in which thermal management is…
Part Number: TPS61310 Hi
we are using TPS61310 in 400mA, Flash mode. Below is our setting, however the turn on time is very short (less than 1 ms), the waveform captured as below . Can you help review how to make the turn on time longer ?
WriteTPS6105XReg…
Part Number: TPS61310 Hi,
we are trying to use the rising-edge flash mode of the TPS61310 to trigger flash pulses of different lengths on multiple TPS61310s via the STRB0 pin.
Figure 45 on page 27 of the datasheet describes exactly what we want…
