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Please help me check TPS6287B10/TPS628691A remote sense circuit, Thanks!
Power from connector to base board.
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Hi,
Yes, the TPS6287B10 comes dedicated differential remote sense inputs which should be routed to the lowest impedance point on the output bus. This is typically in the middle of the bank of capacitors at the load.
The TPS62891A does not contain remote sense. The VOS pin should NOT be used for this, since it is a very sensitive input that must be connected locally to the IC. This is further explained here: https://www.ti.com/lit/an/slyt531/slyt531.pdf With the I2C, you can adjust the output voltage as needed to overcome any IR drop.
Chris
Hi,
Each device is different. I'm not sure what your question is about that PMIC.
Chris
What do you need in your application? Vin, Vout, Iout, features (remote sense?)?
What type of device are you making?
Thanks,
Chris
Hi,
If you need I2C, then TPS62870 or another TPS6287B10 are good choices. Without I2C, the TPS62867 is a good choice.
Chris