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  • TPS7E67-Q1: Electrolytic capacitor

    Shotaro Sakai
    Shotaro Sakai
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    Part Number: TPS7E67-Q1 Hello team, Can we use electrolytic capacitor instead of ceramic capacitor? Best regareds, Shotaro
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    • 22 days ago
    • Power management
    • Power management forum
  • TPS737: Junction-to-ambient thermal resistance vs Board Size in the datasheet

    Shotaro Sakai
    Shotaro Sakai
    Part Number: TPS737 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS7E67-Q1 , Hello team, Is the board design for Figure7-9 corresponding to 7.5.2 Layout Examples in the datasheet? We want to see the case of DDA package (8pin) for comparison with TPS7E67-Q1…
    • 1 month ago
    • Power management
    • Power management forum
  • RE: TPS7E82-Q1: LDO with small package and low thermal resistance

    Anubha Gupta
    Anubha Gupta
    Hey Johnny, Thanks a lot for your reach out! We do not have any device currently in 3x3 package that can meet the above specs. TPS7E82-Q1 in HVSSOP package or TPS7E67-Q1 in HSOIC package are the best devices to position here. TPS7E67-Q1 in HSOIC…
    • 2 months ago
    • Power management
    • Power management forum
  • RE: TPS7E66-Q1: TPS7E6601-Q1 output current limit and output short circuit operation

    Jaime Flores
    Jaime Flores
    Alpha, 1. For the 110mA, their device behavior should be normal behavior. For the 220mA condition, this is above both of these devices rated current. In this condition, you are operating outside the datasheet guarantees, and the device may be in current…
    • 9 days ago
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