Hi support team,
I input the voltage divided by the resistor to the IADJ terminal.
Is there a recommended resistance value range?
Please let me know the usable range.
The TPS92515HVEVM-749 uses 38.3kohm to 100kohm.
Regards,
Dice-K
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Hi support team,
I input the voltage divided by the resistor to the IADJ terminal.
Is there a recommended resistance value range?
Please let me know the usable range.
The TPS92515HVEVM-749 uses 38.3kohm to 100kohm.
Regards,
Dice-K
Hello Dice-K,
Thank you for your question. Our engineer who typically works on this device is out, so can get back to you with more detailed information next week. In the meantime, 100kohm is the recommended resistance in the datasheet and will perform as expected.
Best Regards,
Caroline
Hi Caroline,
Thank you for your reply.
I look forward to more detailed information next week.
Please also let me know the leakage current of the IADJ terminal to calculate the required current of the voltage dividing resistor.
Best regards,
Dice-K
Hello Dice-K,
We will also look into the leakage current and include it with the information next week.
Best Regards,
Caroline
Hello Dice-K,
The input is high impedance. I have requested that information and will let you know when I get it.
Best Regards,
Hello Dice-K,
It is the input of a buffer, very high impedance.
Best Regards,
Hi Irwin,
Thank you for your reply.
Does very high impedance mean that the leakage current is extremely small?
Assuming that the total voltage dividing resistor is 150kΩ, VCC = 5V, so the current flowing through the resistor is as follows.
I = E/R = 5V/150kΩ = 33μA
Is the maximum leak current value considered to be less than 330nA, which is one-hundredth of 33μA?
If so, I think that 100kΩ is fine on the high voltage side of the voltage dividing resistor.
Best regards,
Dice-K