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TPS61094: TPS61094 max output current in buck/boost and bypass mode

Part Number: TPS61094
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS61022

Hello, I would like to use TPS61094 for a new project between a 5,5V DCDC power supply and 3V3 DCDC Power supply, for 10s keep alive fonction when 5v5 shutdouwn.

In my application the max current on 3V3 Out is 1,2A.

So I set the eval board with superCap 10F 2,7V, and output voltage to this eval board to 3V (because my 3V3 DCDC is buck/boost...).

After several test  on eval board, it seems to be ok to maintain 3V for several second (10s at 700mA load, 3s at 1,2A load).

But I'm not sure TPS61094 is all right for this high current capacity, because is datasheet, all graph are around max 500mA in boost mode, and after efficiency seems to be bad, and perhaps current limitation ?

Is it possible for you to confirme that in buck/boost mode, in my application, TPS61094 can maintain and support 1,2A on his own output ?

Thanks ans regards

  • Hi Vincent,

    Thanks for reaching out and detail test. It is appreciated. 

    I think your concern is a good point. TPS61094 has worst case current limit 1.7A. So in your case, output is 3.0V/1.2A, the minimum input TPS61094 can go before enter current limit is about 2.6V, which means it will be a very short back-up time in the worst case.

    I would recommend TPS61022 for such a high current and long back-up time.

    -Wenhao

  • Thanks for your suggestion about TPS61022. I will also try this. Regards