Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS706, , TLV707
Dear Tech support,
We have an application where we regulate the voltage from a rectifier circuit (NFC) to a large 11 mF 2.5V 'Super'-Capacitor meant to power a bluetooth IC for 30 minutes. Standby current is 400 uA so it should be possible but the capacitor discharges very fast with the TPS7A0525PDQNT.
When the LDO is disabled, so when not charging, it will actively discharge its output capacitors, and therefore also discharge the Seiko cap too fast. Soldering a diode in series has been tried, but with no success a
- The maximum input voltage of the LDO is 5.5V. This is reached quickly when charged on a PNEV7462C devkit as well as a custom charging device. A wider input voltage range would be very much appreciated, or a strongly dampened charging field.
Questions:
1 There is mention of a non-P version that doesn't have the internal discharge, but we can not find it can you help?
2 Are there LDOs in small packages which have a wider input range? With NFC sometimes 6.5 V is on the input.
Many thanks.
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