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  • [FAQ] DS90UB960-Q1: BIST Duration

    ReedKacz
    ReedKacz
    Part Number: DS90UB960-Q1 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TEST Hi Team, What is the recommended duration to run the BIST? Thanks Reed
    • 1 hour ago
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  • [FAQ] How do I set the IDRIVE register for the LDC1614, LDC1612, LDC1314, or LDC1312?

    Justin Beigel
    Justin Beigel
    Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TEST , LDCCOILEVM , LDC1614EVM What factors do I need to consider when setting the LDC161x or LDC131x current drive?
    • Answered
    • 5 days ago
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  • [FAQ] Why is there a voltage offset at the input of the SN74AXCxTxxx device?

    Dylan Hubbard
    Dylan Hubbard
    FAQ: Logic and Voltage Translation > Voltage Translators >> Current FAQ The AXC family of Voltage Translators have built in dynamic pull-downs at the I/O. These pull-downs assist with with the glitch free power sequencing feature included in this…
    • 6 days ago
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  • [FAQ] What is the difference between filtered and unfiltered gauging parameters?

    Wyatt Keller
    Wyatt Keller
    For most Impedance Track TI battery gauges, a smoothing engine is used to help minimize jumps in the State of Charge (SoC) reported by the gauge. During normal operation of the gauge Full Charge Capacity (FCC) and Remining Capacity (RC) are calculated…
    • Answered
    • 7 days ago
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  • [FAQ] What information does TI need to help with learning/accuracy/operation related questions?

    Wyatt Keller
    Wyatt Keller
    Other Parts Discussed in Thread: GPCCHEM , TEST To most efficiently help debug State of Charge accuracy issues, or problems encountered during the learning cycle process, there is some information we will almost always request. The GPCCHEM report and data…
    • Answered
    • 8 days ago
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  • [FAQ] What Considerations are Needed to de-rate the Battery Charge Voltage?

    Wyatt Keller
    Wyatt Keller
    Other Parts Discussed in Thread: GPCCHEM Some applications require a reduction in the charging voltage, one reason can be to increase the cycle life of the battery. Reducing the charging voltage will often cause some discrepancies with the State of Health…
    • Answered
    • 8 days ago
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  • [FAQ] How to Calculate State of Charge (SoC) Accuracy

    Wyatt Keller
    Wyatt Keller
    Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TEST It is common to verify the accuracy of the gauge SoC after learning cycles or battery characterization by doing some math on the discharge logs for capacity and comparing it with the gauge’s predictions. The…
    • Answered
    • 8 days ago
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  • [FAQ] Impedance Track FAQs

    Wyatt Keller
    Wyatt Keller
    Impedance Track FAQ Home Page This is the home page for common Impedance Track (IT) questions. Please note that not all FAQs will be applicable for the specific gauge being used, as functions have been added over time. FAQs What information does TI need…
    • Answered
    • 8 days ago
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  • [FAQ] Integrated Buck Regulators in the 8316 family

    Aaron Barrera
    Aaron Barrera
    Other Parts Discussed in Thread: DRV8316 , DRV8316REVM , MCT8316Z , MCT8316Z-Q1 , MCF8316A , MCT8316A , DRV8316-Q1 The DRV8316 and MCx8316 families of 3-phase integrated MOSFET BLDC motor drivers include an up to 200-mA adjustable buck regulator capable of outputting…
    • Answered
    • 8 days ago
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  • [FAQ] TPS546D24A: What are the differences between the TPS546D24A and the TPS546B24A? Can I swap my design for less than 20A between the two?

    Peter James Miller
    Peter James Miller
    Part Number: TPS546D24A Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS546B24A What are the differences between the TPS546D24A and TPS546B24A? Can I use one in place of the other for applications with less than 20A of load current? If I completed my design using…
    • Answered
    • 8 days ago
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