Part Number: TIOS102
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TIOS101, TIOL112
Hello TI,
I'm designing with the TIOS102 and found an inconsistency in the datasheet (www.ti.com/.../tios102.pdf) regarding the current limit setting.

In the Typical Application section, the design requirements table says: Output current 200 mA → "Choose 250 mA limit with RSET = 27k"
However, Figure 6-4 (Current Limit vs RSET) and Figure 6-5 (TIOS102 vs TIOS101) show approximately:
- 15 k → ~250 mA
- 20 k → ~200 mA
- 27 k → ~155 mA
So according to the curves, 27 k would set the limit below the 200 mA output current from the example.
Could you please clarify:
What is the intended rule for selecting RSET? Specifically, is the 27 k in the application example a datasheet error (and should it be ~15 k for a 250 mA limit, or 20 k for 200 mA)? Or does the current limit have a large tolerance (tens of percent), so that 27 k is meant to guarantee a limit above the 200 mA output current across devices and temperature?
Thank you.
Milan

