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LMR33620-Q1: May LMR33620-Q1 power for off-board sensor?

Link Huang
Intellectual 2815 points
Part Number: LMR33620-Q1

Hi expert，

Whether LMR33620-Q1 can be used for off-board sensor? Please help evaluate the potential risks from your side.

If not, should tracking LDO be used to provide off-board power supply?

BR，

Link

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    TI__Genius 15460 points

    Hi Link,

    I'm confused by what you mean by off-board. Do you mean like the load for the circuit goes to a different board? What is the potential added risk between an on-board vs off-board sensor.

    LMR33620-Q1 should be ok with any application that requires current (within spec) as long as everything is connected ok.

    Thanks,

    Andrew