TPS27SA08-Q1: Transient Thermal Impedance in shorter data

Part Number: TPS27SA08-Q1
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS1HC08-Q1

Hi team,

Do you have a Transient Thermal Impedance data with the time-axis from 1us?

My customer wants to see "x-axis from 1us and linear scale, y-axis with log scalge"

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If you have a thermal simulation model, it'd be appreciated.

Best regards,

Hayashi

  • Hi Hayashi-san,

    This transient thermal impedance graph is accurate to times >100us, as it is a package-level simulation rather than a silicon-level simulation.

    Why does the customer need this information? Perhaps we can solve this query another way.

    Thanks,

    Patrick

  • Hi Patrick,

    On customer's application, the load is capacitive (Electrolytic Capacitor: 2256uF) and will hit the current limit immediately after the device is conducted.

    So they want to calcurate how much Tj increase with a very short time. It is less than 10us, and will cause > 1kW.

    Customer understands <100us are not accurate, it'll be appreciated if you have data even they are less accuracy.

    Regards,

    Hayashi

  • Hi Hayashi-san,

    This device includes an energy limit that will most likely be triggered upon startup when trying to charge this large of a capacitor, so it will take longer to charge this capacitor. Can the customer use a device such as TPS1HC08-Q1 instead?

    In direct response to the customer's request, these devices have a relative thermal shutdown function that prevents the FET temperature from exceeding about 60C of the controller temperature. So the junction temperature won't exceed the controller temperature + 60C. For very short periods like the one described above, this will be limited to the ambient temperature + 60C.

    Thanks,

    Patrick

  • Hi Patrick,

    Even the device are protected by thermal shutdown function, customer want to know it for quantitative evaluation.

    Can you please provide the data which TI have? (Y-axis (Ztheta_TJ) is log, x-axis(time) is linear) You can send me a value table, I can make the graph by myself.

    And providing thermal simulation model are much better.

    Regards,

    Hayashi

  • Hi Hayashi-san,

    I will follow up with you on this via email.

    Thanks,

    Patrick