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  • TPS631013: Threshold

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    Part Number: TPS631013 Tool/software: Hi ti team， Could you please explain the difference between Positive-going threshold voltage and Negative-going threshold voltage?

  • TPS631013: Ripple and accuracy info

    Part Number: TPS631013 Tool/software: Hi expert, Do you have any information available on ripple/accuracy? I do not see any specs in the datasheet. Thank you! McKenna

  • TPS631013: IC substitute material inquiry

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    Part Number: TPS631013 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS55289 Tool/software: Hi Team Do we currently have a Buck-Boost IC that can meet this need? In addition, customers have requirements that the output voltage (primary), current (primary), and…
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  • TPS631013: Vout = 5V efficiency data

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    Part Number: TPS631013 Tool/software: Hi team, Do we get Vout = 5V, load 10~500mA, Vin = 3.3/3.7/4.0/4.4V load efficiency data available for customer as reference? Thanks and best regards, Will
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  • TPS631012: I2C pull-up at start-up

    Part Number: TPS631012 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS631013 Tool/software: Hello team, Is it required for I2C SDA and SCL to be pulled up to log high (1.8V) at boot up? Or, if the device is enabled without logic voltage up is that acceptable?…
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  • TPS631012: Not giving proper output

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    Part Number: TPS631012 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS631013 , Tool/software: Dear Team, We are using TPS631013YBGR not getting output. It is giving output zero voltage only. we have connected the EN pin.
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  • RE: TAC5212: using Analog MEMs

    Hi Anushka, 1) For the buck boost circuit, I can send this over to that team if you would like more help there. From what I can tell, it should be fine to use the buck boost if the output is stable within +/- 5% of 3.3V. The more stable the output,…

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