Part Number: TPS62770 We have a product with a TPS62770 where the IC over consume. Over consumption of DCDC step doesn't go back to PFM when everything is disconnected from the output. Its stays in PWM mode, doesn't go back to low power and leads to battery…
Part Number: TPS62770 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS62743 , TPS62801 What is the recommended termination of the following pins in TPS62770 operating in a BUCK-ONLY mode? LOW/HIGH/NC?
FB
SW2
VO2
LOAD, when internal load switch is not enabled…
Part Number: TPS62770 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TINA-TI , Tool/software: TINA-TI or Spice Models Hello,
I am looking for TPS62770 macro model, but I couldn't find in SMPS TI simulator.
I wonder there is any other device being compatible to…
Part Number: TPS62770 Hey, what's thte threshhold on the /EN pin for the TPS62770. We list a low of 0.4V and a high of 1.2V... can I drive it with 1.2V and get it to turn on? It clearly above to max low; but seems tight on the high level threshold. Is…
For the LED driver, the voltage would be limited by the built-in OVP circuit.
What input voltage do you have? Do you need the buck converter inside the TPS62770?
Just a reminder to title your posts without the word 'question'. Instead, put your…
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS62770 , TPS62748 , TPS62740 Hello everyone,
I have a device i need to power with 1.0 V. It's sensitive to voltage supply variation. I'm concerned to use TPS62770 for this matter. According to the datasheet, the…
Ahhh. We have a top of the line battery. I can't give the full specs, but the batteries are made by Tadiran (3.6V) and we've also thrown in an HLC Series battery.
Glad you can use the load switch. If you need a boost as well, please take a look at TPS62770.
We also have TPS62808, if you need something smaller or with more output current.
Hi Zai,
Check out this reference design which charges a super cap with 360 nA Iq: http://www.ti.com/tool/PMP9753
On the TPS62770, the LOAD switch just connects the buck output to the LOAD pin. You can see this in Figure 4.