Hi
I am looking to power a TFT with the following
vo1 = 5v
v02 = -10v
vo3 = 15v
vcom 2-5v
will the tps65100 be able to do this for do i need a different device and which one would you recommend?
regards
Ross
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Hi
I am looking to power a TFT with the following
vo1 = 5v
v02 = -10v
vo3 = 15v
vcom 2-5v
will the tps65100 be able to do this for do i need a different device and which one would you recommend?
regards
Ross
Hi Ross,
I have notified our expert regarding this topic. Please expect a response by 5/28/20.
Thanks,
Aaron
Hello Ross,
Since your VO1 is low, you will need to use charge pump quadrippler (4x) to achieve VO3 of 15V. TPS65100 has an integrated charge pump trippler in it so you will tneed o add one more stage of charge pump. Similarly, to achieve your VO2=-10V, you will need to add more stages to negative charge pump driver. Please see application note below that explains this in more detail.
https://www.ti.com/lit/an/slva192/slva192.pdf?ts=1590615662744
Kind Regards,
Liaqat
Hi
I am looking to power a TFT with the following
vin can be 3.3v or 5v.
vo1 = 5v
v02 = -10v
vo3 = 15v
vcom 2-5v
will the tps65100 i assume i need extra stages?
if I am looking to power a different TFT with the following
vin can be 3.3v or 5v.
vo1 = 10.7v
v02 = -7v
vo3 = 16v
vcom = 4v
will the tps65100 be able to do this?
regards
Ross
Hello again,
For the first case you described above, either 3.3V or 5V input should work fine but you will need extra stages for both positive and negative charge pumps as described in the application note I attached in the earlier post.
For second case, again both 3.3V or 5V input should work and you don't need any extra stages for charge pumps: the configuration shown in figure 15 in the datasheet should work fine for this case.
I hope this clarifies.
Kind Regards,
Liaqat