Texas Instruments TPS2012 Manuals

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TPS2012
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TEXAS INSTRUMENTS TPS2010 TPS2011 TPS2012 TPS2013 POWER-DISTRIBUTION handbook

TEXAS INSTRUMENTS TPS2010 TPS2011 TPS2012 TPS2013 POWER-DISTRIBUTION handbook

Datasheet 22 pages · 355 KB · EN

The TPS201xA family consists of 50-mW N-channel MOSFET high-side power switches designed for applications involving heavy capacitive loads and short circuits. These devices feature short-circuit protection, thermal shutdown, undervoltage lockout, and a logic-level enable input compatible with both 3-V and 5-V logic systems.

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Texas Instruments TPS2012 specifications

Maximum on-state resistance (rDS(on))50 mΩ
Operating input voltage range2.7 V to 5.5 V
Maximum standby supply current10 mA
Operating junction temperature range-40 °C to 125°C
Thermal shutdown thresholdapproximately 140 °C

Source: TEXAS INSTRUMENTS TPS2010 TPS2011 TPS2012 TPS2013 POWER-DISTRIBUTION handbook

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Questions answered in these manuals

What is the typical rise time of the output?

The typical rise time for the output voltage is 6.1 ms.

From: TEXAS INSTRUMENTS TPS2010 TPS2011 TPS2012 TPS2013 POWER-DISTRIBUTION handbook

How does the device protect against short circuits?

When an overload or short circuit occurs, the device switches into a constant-current mode to limit output current.

From: TEXAS INSTRUMENTS TPS2010 TPS2011 TPS2012 TPS2013 POWER-DISTRIBUTION handbook

What is the typical short-circuit current limit for the TPS2010?

The typical short-circuit current limit for the TPS2010 is 0.4 A.

From: TEXAS INSTRUMENTS TPS2010 TPS2011 TPS2012 TPS2013 POWER-DISTRIBUTION handbook

How does the device protect against thermal damage?

A thermal protection circuit shuts the switch off if the junction temperature reaches approximately 180°C.

From: TEXAS INSTRUMENTS TPS2010 TPS2011 TPS2012 TPS2013 POWER-DISTRIBUTION handbook