This thread has been locked.

If you have a related question, please click the "Ask a related question" button in the top right corner. The newly created question will be automatically linked to this question.

TPS51285B: Switching Regulator

Part Number: TPS51285B


 I need the thermal derating curve for the part above. I can't find it anywhere in the datasheet. I need to see the maximum drawable power vs. temperature curve. Thanks.

  • Hi Mike,

    Sorry we don't have such curve. If you want to estimate the temperature, you can refer to datasheet Thermal Information.

  • Hi Mike,

    Add a little bit comments: TPS51285B is a controller without integrated power Mosfet. The power loss is mainly on the external Mosfet, which makes Mosfet junction temperature increase and causes the thermal derating with high ambient temperature.

    If you have any special concern here about the thermal of controller, please tell us. Thanks.

    Andrew

  • I wanted to compare this part with the Richtek part RT6585B which is also the same type of controller. On Richtek datasheet, it has the thermal derating curve associated with the part. I understand that most of the power will dissipate on the external power Mosfets. I just thought that you might have a similar thermal derating curve. Thanks.

  • Mike, For the curve, you may calculate it by yourself with RT calculation method based on Tj=125C and Thja shown in datasheet to get it. but the result is based on JEDEC standard board, and actually you can compare the thja data directly, BUT commonly no need to check this data since controller itself has much lower power loss.

      

    Yuchang