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The leakage at PGOOD is 0.1mA, which is significant when it's about reducing the standby. Knowing this is a worst case value, please give a supporting graph to estimate the applicable value.
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Hi Aiswarya,
I have found some measurement data which show a distribution over temperature.
So typically the current is much lower but has some drift on high temperature.
Best regards,
Stefan
Hi Stefan, I didn't quite catch what the x-axis data is. I'm looking for the current at 25, and 110 degC, let me know if u have any specific data on this.
Hi Aiswarya,
x Axis is the the measured leakage. y-Axis is the amount of devices where this leakage as been measured.
Colour and pattern marks the Temperature. BIAS was 8.5V.
Best regards,
Stefan
Bias voltage we r applying even if the IC is not functional? If the regulator is not enabled, wouldn't the bias be much less.
Hi Aiswarya,
the BIAS voltage in this context is the voltage applied on PGOOD (so the BIAS voltage of that Pin) - not the voltage on the BIAS pin of the LM5176.
Sorry for the confusion.
I do not understand what you would like to ask with that statement: "And with number of devices, the average is considered?"
Can you add more details.
Best regards,
Stefan
Stefan, I see I've made a mistake in the conversion, although I don't usually :) The 100nA get converted to 0.1uA not mA as I have incorrectly mentioned at the starting of this chain. Forgive me for taking up ur time, yes,I got to know better about the parameter and that helps. Thank u for assisting.