Hi team,
Our customer is using TPS2373-4. Could you please comment on If we don’t need to use VC_OUT function, can we leave VC_IN and VC_OUT open or connect to RTN? Thank you very much!
B.R.
Lucas
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Hi team,
Our customer is using TPS2373-4. Could you please comment on If we don’t need to use VC_OUT function, can we leave VC_IN and VC_OUT open or connect to RTN? Thank you very much!
B.R.
Lucas
Hello Lucas,
The datasheet explains, " If VC_OUT is not used, VC_IN must be connected to the low voltage bias supply of the PWM controller to ensure proper operation."
VC_IN is the input power rail for the IC.
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Regards,
Michael P.
Applications Engineer
Texas Instruments
Hi Michael,
Thank you for your reply and a further question is that when we don't use VC_OUT, VC_IN need to connect to the PWM controller VCC how about VC_OUT? Do we need to place a cap between VC_IN and RTN or I can left it open? Thanks!
B.R.
Lucas
Yes VC_IN needs a cap.
If you are connecting VC_In to a DCDC controller, why not use VC_OUT instead? That eliminates the advanced startup feature entirely.
If VC_OUT is not used leave it unconnected.
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Regards,
Michael P.
Applications Engineer
Texas Instruments