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TPS22921: Query regarding the Logic input pin.

Part Number: TPS22921
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS22922

Can you please respond to the following queries for the part, TPS22921

  1. What is the minimum ON threshold for the “ON Pin” ?
  2. What is the minimum OFF threshold for the “ON Pin” ?
  3. Does the “ON pin” have any hysteresis control ? (We are giving a slow rising input, so want to make sure that the output does not turn ON and OFF rapidly.)

 

Regards

Aditi Mitra

  • Hi Aditi, 

    Thanks for reaching out on E2E! If you look at Table 8.3 of the TPS22922 datasheet, "Recommended Operating Conditions", you can see specifications for VIH (high) and VIL(low). 

    The minimum ON threshold is 0.85V, and the maximum OFF threshold is 0.4V. We don't have any hysteresis control, but we have built-in circuitry that prevents the device from switching ON and OFF rapidly if there's a slow rising input.

    Thanks,

    Arthur Huang


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  • Thank you Arthur for the response.

    Can you please tell, what is maximum tolerable input rise time?

    Aditi
  • Hi Aditi, 

    The maximum rise time will ultimately be dependent on your operating conditions and external components around the load switch. The main factors that determine your rise time include load resistance, input voltage, and slew rate. 

    You can get an approximate answer from the slew rate and input voltage. 

    You can also read more here, Timing of Load Switches, for more information regarding rise time.

    Thanks,

    Arthur Huang


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