Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS65010 Hello,
We are using the TPS65010 since 2010 and we are facing a big problem. The battery LiPo are inflating by twice the thickness of the battery. The problem is that we don't have a power path on this component…
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS65010 Hello,
I've a question about the timer charge protection on the TPS65010. the charge time is between 4h10 and 6 h we are using a battery of 2100mAh. if we charge with USB at 100mA it will be impossible to charge…
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS65010 Hello,
I'm using the TPS65010 on our board and also on EVM TP65010. I check the electrical caracteristic of the output of VMAIN (page 4)
Vo(main) Fixed output Voltage 3.0V +/-3% (test condition) Vi(main…
Thomas,
The TPS65010 does not have a Power Path (as e.g. our newer parts TPS65720, TPS65070).
The problem without Power Path is that the PMIC can not distinguish between battery charger current and System load current.
This makes it very difficult…
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: BQ27510 , TPS65010 , BQ27500 , BQ27510EVM Hello,
I'm using this two components in my application.
I see in the data sheet that the BQ27510 can share the thermistor of the pack with the charger. How this can work with…
Hello Frank,
We have one PMIC with a buck-boost, TPS65218. It has 5 bucks, 1 buck-boost, and 1 LDO. Based on your requirements, it may not exactly fit what you are looking for.
Another option would be to use a separate buck-boost front-end regulator…
Hi Brian,
here is the sequence of the access to the registers of the RTC in the PMIC TPS65010:
Registeraddresses
Debug-Output over the UART-Interface
PID:055F00C6 TID:043F00E2 +OEMSetRealTime()
PID:055F00C6 TID:043F00E2 OEMSetRealTime…
