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  • TPS8268150: TPS826815

    Brian Triggs
    Brian Triggs
    TI Thinks Resolved
    Part Number: TPS8268150 Tool/software: I would like to know what technology is used to make this family of devices. Is it your Power BiCMOS like many other of the TPS part numbers? Thank you!
    • 6 months ago
    • Power management
    • Power management forum
  • TPS8268150: Device technology and feature size

    Brian Triggs
    Brian Triggs
    TI Thinks Resolved
    Part Number: TPS8268150 Tool/software: I am trying to find out the process technology for the subject part number. Specifically, I would like to know the device technology and the feature size of the technology (120nm, 90nm, 45nm, etc). This is a general…
    • 7 months ago
    • Power management
    • Power management forum
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  • RE: Die sizes in SiP modules

    LeonardEllis
    LeonardEllis
    Resolved
    Hello Joseph, Sounds like some very interesting work you are involved with. I wish I could provide a short, concise answer, but nearly every SIP module is designed with its own requirements foremost, not following a standard die-to-module size guideline…
    • over 8 years ago
    • RF & microwave
    • RF & microwave forum
  • RE: TPS62085: Can TPS62085 support 2.5V input and 1.6V output?

    Chris Glaser
    Chris Glaser
    1.2A seems quite a lot already. Is there any higher voltage in your system? The TPS62510 would fit, but is larger. Would a MicroSiP type of solution, like TPS8268150 or TPS8268180 work in your application?
    • over 8 years ago
    • Power management
    • Power management forum

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