Part Number: TPS7A4701-EP Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LM117 Tool/software: Hi all
Could the NR pin be used to effect a current limit on the output, i.e. could you use an NPN transistor to pull this pin low and so lower the output voltage from…
Part Number: TPS7A4701-EP Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS7A57 , Tool/software: Dear Team,
TPS7A4701-EP
For the above mentioned part
to determine the softstart,The terms are given without any units in datasheets, Please refer the attached image…
Part Number: TPS7A4701-EP Tool/software: Hi,
I need support for dual symmetric power supply design using TPS7A4701 and TPS7A3301.
Input voltages are +/-8V and output voltages must be +/-5V.
Attached you can find semplified TINA circuit simulation…
Part Number: TPS7A4701-EP Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TINA-TI Tool/software: I found SPICE simulation for TPS7A4701 in Pspice and used it to create a simulation model of 29V supply, but I could not get past netlist errors while trying to run transient…
Part Number: TPS7A4701-EP Other Parts Discussed in Thread: OPA992 Tool/software: Hi,
my design is a dual tracking power supply using TPS7A4701, TPS7A3301 and OPA992S.
Attached the simulation and the schematic (BAT54A was corrected with BAT54S).
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Part Number: TPS7A4701-EP Tool/software: Hello,
The actual part is TPS7A4700.
We suspect that this part is being damaged by phantom power delivered to the output via the load amplifier.
See the attached partial schematic.
The current source consisting…
Part Number: TPS7A4701-EP Tool/software: Hi,
can I have support on PCB Thermal Management for TPS7A4701-EP?
In particular, Vin=8V Vout=5V Iout=1A Ta=40°C. How can I calculate the PCB Thermal Area under the IC on the PCB?
Is it necessary to use a…
Part Number: TPS7A4701-EP Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS7A20 Tool/software:
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I am working on a project that requires 13 power supplies. I came across the TPS7A4701 , which meets about 80% of my requirements. However, its maximum output…
Part Number: TPS7A4701-EP
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I am trying to get a stable 1.8V (500 mA) supply to my network synchronizer IC. However, with TPS7A4700R (with suitable configuration using 0PxV pins), it suffers heating and after some time no voltage…
Part Number: TPS7A4701-EP Tool/software: Hi. I've used this part many times, always tying the enable pin (pin 13) to VIN. On a new application, I need to control it with a 3.3V signal (H= on, L = off). I saw that the minimum voltage V+EN(HI) for this…
