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  • TPS793-Q1: TPS793-Q1 spice model for stability analysis

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    Part Number: TPS793-Q1 Tool/software: Hi Team, Can you share SPICE model for the part TPS79318DBVRQ1 (Fixed voltage IC) that supports to simulate Stability analysis (Closed Loop stability )? The model which i downloaded from the website supports…
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  • TPS793-Q1: TPS79333DBVRG4Q1 – Lead Bend Dimension Difference in Drawings

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    Part Number: TPS793-Q1 Tool/software: Dear Team, Our customer has been using the TPS79333DBVRG4Q1 for a long time. We have reviewed two versions of the SOT-23 5-pin package drawings: Drawing No. 4073253-4/K dated 03/2006 Drawing No. 4214839/K…
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  • TPS793: Vref accuracy

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    Part Number: TPS793 Hello experts, Could you tell me Vref accuracy (+/- ?%) or min/max value for TPS73901? Thanks and best regards, Ryo Akashi
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  • TPS793: LDO latches up (?) or otherwise conducts a ton of current

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    Part Number: TPS793 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TLV320ADC3101 , TPS7A20 I'm designing a battery-operated device, and I use the TPS79330DBVR to supply the AVDD for an ADC chip (TLV320ADC3101). The ADC can be configured to consume close to nothing…
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  • TPS793: TPS793

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    Part Number: TPS793 Hi I'm trying to use this regulator to drive the DVDD of a WM8741 DAC to 3.3V. IN and EN pins are at 5V (from a computer USB), OUT pin has one a ferrite bead in series and one 47uF electrolytic to GND, NR pin has one 0.01uF ceramic…
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  • TPS793: pull-up at 12V at the input?

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    Part Number: TPS793 Hi, I would like to know if we can connect a 10K pull-up powered at 12V at the input of the TPS79333DBVR Q 1 or TPS79333DBVRG4? The situation may happens when all my surrounding circuit is unpowered. Since the current that can…
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  • RE: TPS793: TPS793 Question

    Hi Ben, It is important to keep in mind that traditional LDOs such as TPS793 regulate the output voltage rather than the current. It is the load itself that sets the current until a fault condition triggers the current limit of the LDO if applicable…
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  • TPS793: Start up time

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    Part Number: TPS793 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS731 Dear Team, I understand that TPS793 is a product that features the fast start-up. However, I would like to delay the rise time as a measure against inrush current. Looking at " 6.5…
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  • TPS793-Q1: Using Q1 part instead of catalog part

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    Part Number: TPS793-Q1 Hi team, In order to avoid delivery issue, I'm trying to use TPS79301DBVRQ1 instead of TPS79301DBVR. Could you please let me know if anything I need to take care for new design? Regards, Itoh
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  • TPS793: TPS793 Question

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    Part Number: TPS793 Hi Team: In TPS793's datasheet show below: The minimum Vin is Vo+1V. My customer application is 3.3V input and output 2.7V. If the minimun Vin is Vo+1V, this part would not be suitable for this application. Could you help me…
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