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TPS54360: The Iq current is greater than 200uA when EN is smaller than 1.2V

Part Number: TPS54360

Hi Team,

My customer now use TPS54360, they use two ways to disable TPS54360. They used Iin as Iq to judge the static power comsumption.

  • EN Pin to GND

In this way ,Iq is 2uA, which is the same as datasheet.

  • EN Pin is less than 1.2V by using two res to divided the voltage.

As datasheet's description, when EN is less than 1.2V, the BUCK is disable.

However when disable this BUCK by res divide, the Iq is very larger, nearly 200uA.

Seems the datasheet only give the Iq =2uA when EN=0V,

may I ask what the Iq is when EN is not 0V but less than 1.2V?

If I want to make sure Iq is also 2uA even by res divide, how could I achieve it?

Thanks!