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  • TPS7A90: Load transient

    K.Hamamoto
    K.Hamamoto
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    Part Number: TPS7A90 Hi Our customer is comparing the competitor and TPS7A90 about load transient. The transients specification of competitor is very fast such as 1.5us(time to ouput voltage settle) at Io=1~500mA/Co=4.7uF. As I can see at figure 30, the…
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    • over 5 years ago
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  • TPS7A90: I want to give 5V as input and get 1V as output and wants to draw a current of maximum 400mA

    Ram Kumar
    Ram Kumar
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    Part Number: TPS7A90 I want to give 5V as input and get 1V as output and wants to draw a current of maximum 400mA.So is it practically advisable to drop 4V and draw 400mA.Will there be heating or other issue if done So.
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    • over 4 years ago
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  • TPS7A91: Could TPS7A91 directly replace TPS7A90 in the before design?

    Lian Wu
    Lian Wu
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    Part Number: TPS7A91 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS7A90 Dears: Before design using TPS7A90 to generate 1.2V(Input is 1.8V), now plan to use TPS7A91 for using higer current. Could TPS7A91 directly replace TPS7A90 in the before design?
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    • over 4 years ago
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  • TPS7A90: TPS7A90: Please suggest R1 and R2 values for 1.8v,2.0V,3.6V and 4V

    Sukumar Reddy Pathireddy
    Sukumar Reddy Pathireddy
    Part Number: TPS7A90 Hi I need to provide an option for multiple output voltages(1.8,2.0,3.6,4.0) with 500mA current from 3.5-5V input voltage For this purpose I chosen TPS7A90 is this better choise(0.6mV rms noise on output voltage) ? can you please…
    • over 5 years ago
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  • TPS7A90: LDO as a load switch

    Prudhvi Sagar
    Prudhvi Sagar
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    Part Number: TPS7A90 Hello, My application has a sensor which requires regulated voltage for precise measurement, also requires it to be low-powered so I need to turn off the sensor when not in use. I have seen that Iq and I shutdown are low for LDO.…
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    • over 5 years ago
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  • TPS7A90: Package information

    Oba
    Oba
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    Part Number: TPS7A90 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS7A91 , Hello, I need some additional package information about TPS7A90 and TPS7A91. 1. Are thermal pad and terminal pins are on the exact same plane? 2. I need average value of the 1, 2, 3 and…
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    • over 5 years ago
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  • TPS7A90: Difference between PSRR and spectral noise density

    Lee, Sam
    Lee, Sam
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    Part Number: TPS7A90 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS7A47 , TPS7A83A Hi team, A customer has some questions about spectral noise density in the datasheet of TPS7A90. Could you please answer the followings? Can you explain the meaning of spectral…
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    • over 5 years ago
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  • TPS7A90: TPS7A9001DSK, in 5.25V to 4.5V and 5.25V to 5V circuit, output voltage will not ramp to ideal value quickly.

    Max Han
    Max Han
    TI Thinks Resolved
    Part Number: TPS7A90 Hi, TPS7A9001DSK is used by customer. 5.25V to 4.5V/0.5A 5.25V to 5V/0.5A schematic is as below. at startup test, customer see that output voltage will ramp up to a value which near ideal value, then going up slowly to ideal value…
    • over 5 years ago
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  • TLV751: LDO suggestion

    Simeon Aleksandrov
    Simeon Aleksandrov
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    Part Number: TLV751 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TLV755P , TLV758P , TPS7A90 Hi team, My name is Simeon Aleksandrov, I am an FAE intern at TI BeNeLux. We are searching for an LDO for 5V0 Vin to Vout 3V3 @ 500mA. Key requirements: High PSSR Good thermal…
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    • 10 months ago
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  • RE: LP5912: LP5912 input voltage requirements

    Nick Butts
    Nick Butts
    Resolved
    Hi Sean, You are correct in that the output voltage will not fall so long as the input is at least VOUT + VDO. However, PSRR is affected by the proximity to dropout - operating closer to dropout reduces effective PSRR - so I would imagine that that is…
    • over 1 year ago
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