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  • TPS717: TI ROHS and REACH declarations

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    Part Number: TPS717 Hello, Customer requested the TI ROHS and REACH declarations

  • TPS717: what's the RθJC(bot) of DCK (SC70)?

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    Part Number: TPS717 Hi, customer want to know what's the RθJC(bot) of DCK (SC70)? in datasheet, it is N/A. thanks.

  • TPS717: Current limit

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    Part Number: TPS717 Hi, We are using the TPS71725 in a design to provide a VCCIO voltage for three

  • TPS717: whether TPS717 passes the UL certification

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    Part Number: TPS717 Hi Team, May I ask whether TPS717 passes the UL certification? If yes, could

  • TPS717: Recover from UVLO

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    Part Number: TPS717 Hi Team, My customer plan to use TPS71701 in their one of app and they have a stuck issue now. When performing a test to toggle Vin as a stress test, Vout sometimes stays low even though Vin was back to 5V. According to TPS717 datasheet...

  • TPS717: Feedback Divider Impedance

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    Part Number: TPS717 Page 18 of the TPS71701 data sheet indicates that the lower resistor of the feedback divider MUST be between 160k and 320k: In the application in question, we need to hit a fairly tight (3%) output regulation accuracy and need...

  • TPS717-Q1: Output voltage stability

    Part Number: TPS717-Q1 hi. The LDO output is set to 1.58V and operates as a strong pull up voltage, with 40Ohm resistor to point A I have two questions: At some moment the voltage in point A might be 2V because of other device connected to this...

  • TPS717: Check points for stability operation

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    Part Number: TPS717 Hi Team, I have three questions about TPS717. Could you answer following questions? 1. Let me confirm if the Ifb value is typo or not. The I_FB max is 1uA so it might introduce 0.32V offset by 320kohm FB divider… 2. Is...

  • TPS717: TPS717 Output voltage raise up during over current

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    Part Number: TPS717 We test the TPS717 input voltage is 5V, and output is 1.8V. The output load

  • TPS717: adjustable output voltage calculation

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    Part Number: TPS717 HI Team, this does not look right section 8.2.1.2 :- the denominator will be negative?

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