The TPS7B4260-Q1 is a monolithic, integrated, low-dropout (LDO) voltage tracker. The device is available in an 8-pin HSOIC package. The TPS7B4260-Q1 is designed to provide power supply to off-board sensors in an automotive environment. The high 300mA current rating of the device potentially allows a single device to power multiple off-board sensors simulataneously. Because the risk of failure in cables that deliver off-board power is high, the device comes with integrated protection features against fault conditions such as short to battery, reverse polarity, output short to ground, and overtemperature. The device incorporates a topology containing two back-to-back P-channel metal-oxide semiconductor field-effect transistors (MOSFETs). This PMOS topology eliminates the need for an external diode that is otherwise required to help protect against fault conditions that result in flow of reverse current. The device is designed to handle a 45V (absolute maximum) input voltage and survive the automotive load dump transient conditions.
A reference voltage applied at the adjustable input pin (ADJ/EN) is tracked with a very tight 6mV (max) tolerance across line, load, and temperature at the FB pin. This tight tracking tolerance enables the TPS7B4260-Q1 to deliver a power-supply voltage with high precision for loads up to 300mA. The reference voltage can be directly connected to the ADJ/EN pin or scaled down to lower values with the help of an external resistor divider at the ADJ/EN pin to a minimum of 2V. The output voltage can be made equal to the voltage at the ADJ/EN pin (± the tracking tolerance) by tying the FB pin directly to the OUT pin, or scaled to higher values with the help of a resistive voltage divider between the FB and the OUT pin.
The TPS7B4260-Q1 provides an effective buffer to the reference voltage of an ADC and securely transmits this voltage (or a scaled version thereof) over a long cable to power off-board sensors. If the sensor is ratiometric and the output is sampled by the ADC, the described features of the TPS7B4260-Q1 help significantly improve the reliability and accuracy of the sensor measurements.
By setting the ADJ/EN input pin low, the TPS7B4260-Q1 switches to standby mode in which the quiescent current consumption of the LDO reduces to less than 3.8µA.
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| * | Data sheet | TPS7B4260-Q1 Automotive, 300mA, 40V, Voltage-Tracking LDO With 6mV Tracking Tolerance datasheet | PDF | HTML | 10 Jan 2025 |
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The General-purpose low-dropout (LDO) tracker regulator evaluation module (EVM) is used to evaluate the operation and performance of TI's tracker LDO devices with pads for external components as well as an on-board load transient circuit that is optimized for very low parasitic measurements. This (...)
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| HSOIC (DDA) | 8 | Ultra Librarian |
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