Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS55289, TPS552882, TPS55288
Hi Team,
I use Tps55289 and STM32 single chip microcomputer to communicate and drive, I want to consult whether there is a driving code for reference?
BR,
James
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Hi Team,
I use Tps55289 and STM32 single chip microcomputer to communicate and drive, I want to consult whether there is a driving code for reference?
BR,
James
Hi Depeng,
To configure the TPS55289:
1. Configure the register 00h and 01h to set the Vref. Configure the register 04h Feedback selection to select the feedback ratio. The Vout = REF/Feedback ratio.
2. Set the OE bit in register 06h to 1 to enable the switching. The Vout rises to setting value.
You could also configure other registers value per datasheet. Let me know if you further questions.
Hello ,
Good day,
I have another question. Does 0x07 register need to be configured? Can I output voltage without configuration?
Best Regards
James Man
Hi Depeng,
0x07 register is not needed to be configured.
TPS55289 needs to be configured first so that the device could start swtiching.
If you need a buck-boost converter without I2C configuration, you could take a look at TPS552882.
Hi Zack,
Is there a programmable (DAC) IC that controls the size of the voltage output,
1. The voltage range is 0.8v-22v or the output range is wider,
2. The output current can reach more than 3a,
3. I2C communication can be used to control multiple outputs
Tps552882 does not meet our needs
Best Regards
James Man
Hi James,
May I know customer application Vin voltage range, Vout range, maximum Iout specification?
TPS55289/TPS55288 vout range is 0.8V to 22V. It cannot output higher Vout.
Hello ,
Thank you for your quick reply.
I've conveyed it to my customer.
Have a good day .
James
Hi Zack,
Tps55289 IC meets our requirements at present, just to see if there are other ICs with wider output. If not, this should be OK.
Have a good day .
James