Part Number: TPSM63603 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TINA-TI Good afternoon, I would like to make a simulation of the TPSM63603 in TINA-TI, however i cannot import the PSPICE model there as this is an encrypted model. Is it possible to receive an unencrypted…
Part Number: TPSM63603 Hi,
I'm experiencing an issue with the TPSM63603 issue when operating in Inverting Buck-Boost (IBB) mode. I'm converting +20V → -15V. The output -15V looks great, however the module is getting hot (~80 °C) when operating under…
Part Number: TPSM63603 Hi team,
My customer is looking for a part to support below spec, could you please help check it? Thank you.
Vin = 12V
Vout = 11.5V
Iout = 2A
Part Number: TPSM63603 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TLVM13630 , TPSM65620 , TPSM65630 Dears,
we are very interested for our project to the IC in object.
We are searching for a buck DC-DC converter with these features:
3V<Vin<36V
Iout>1A…
Part Number: TPSM63603 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPSM63606 A power supply board based on a TPSM63603RDHR failed after being activated via the EN/SYNC pin with a sufficiently long and stable 24V input voltage. The output voltage is 5V. This resulted…
Part Number: TPSM63603 Tool/software: Hello,
I would like to use your TPSM63603 module for a constant 5V output voltage. The datasheet states that an input voltage of at least 5.4V is required to achieve a 5V output. However, in my application, the…
Part Number: TPSM63603 Hi all,
I would like to consult you because there was a difference between the data sheet and the result of Webench.
Although it is not mentioned in the data sheet, Webench says to place a Cff of 8.2 pF, 1mohm.
TPSM63603 High…
Part Number: TPSM63603 Hi team,
I am looking into TPSM63603SRDHR for an application which will require 32Gs. The datasheet is mentioning 20G max. I'd like to understand the reasoning behind the 20G cap on the limit, is it the weight or that the solder…
Part Number: TPSM63603 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS84259 , Hello,
I am considering using TPSM63603 as an inverting buck-boost converter in a design of mine. Originally, I was considering the TPS84259 module, but TPSM63603 seems to be more capable…