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  • TPS796: Spice model for output impedance calculation

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    Part Number: TPS796 Hi team, My customer is working on an SI analysis of a board and they need

  • TPS796: how to adjust TPS79601 output to 1.225V?

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    Part Number: TPS796 Hello expert, May I know how to adjust output voltage to 1.225V for TPS79601

  • TPS796: replacement for newer solution

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    Part Number: TPS796 Hello expert, My customer is using TPS79601 for their design. May I know if we

  • TPS796: VDO and PSRR value for TPS79601

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    Part Number: TPS796 Hi team, We have a customer looking for the values of VDO and PSRR for TPS79601. I see that this is not available on the datasheet (Though VDO maybe has information in Figure 18) but more exact information like in Electrical Characteristics...

  • RE: WEBENCH® Tools/TPS796: Output Impedance over frequency

    Hi Bhushan, No I didn't try exporting the design. Would this help in getting the output impedance vs. frequency ? Thanks and looking forward to your feedback early next week, Regards, Obinna.

  • TPS796: Output Voltage drops from 2.5V to 2.2V

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    Part Number: TPS796 Hi, We are using TPS79625DCQR in one of our designs. We are converting from

  • TPS796: TPS79601 Pin 6 function

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    Part Number: TPS796 Hi Sir, May I double conform with you, What's TPS79601DCQ SOT223 Pin 6 function

  • TPS796: Dropout voltage & Thermal information TPS79650

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    Part Number: TPS796 if we compare DRB(VSON) package vs DCQ(SOT-223), RθJA Junction-to-ambient

  • TPS79601DRBEVM: Can I make the programming resistors for TPS79601DR as large as possible to save current for wireless applications?

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    to the equation 3 in page 16 in the datasheet http://www.ti.com/lit/ds/symlink/ tps796 .pdf Thanks

  • RE: CC3100: CC3100 current coming out of nHIB

    Corey - to add to what Seong pointed out above - the CC3100 has a calibration current of 450mA, you should change your regulator to something which can provide more current. You can look at the CC3100 BoosterPack reference design and see we used TPS79601...

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