TPS3306-15DGKRG4 Overview
As you can see, this power management is mounted through 8 terminals. This power ic is packaged in a way that looks like a Tape & Reel (TR). In this PMIC, you can find 1 functions for your reference. Power management consists of 2 channels, each of which can be used independently. Please refer to power management for 8-TSSOP, 8-MSOP (0.118, 3.00mm Width) functions. There are a number of benefits that this PMIC has in common with other Multi-Voltage Supervisor manage ics. As specified in the package specification, the peak reflow temperature of the package is set at 260. There is a voltage supply of 3.3V for the PMIC chip, and the chip conducts at that voltage. During operation, the power ic is supplied with a voltage of 2. It is possible to subcategorize this power ic as a Power Management Circuits chip. In total, the power management has 8 pins in it. 8 pins are present on the power management system. There should be a minimum voltage supply (Vsup) of 2.7V for this PMIC. There should be no more than 6V volts of supply voltage (Vsup) in this power management. The recommended mounting type is Surface Mount. The supervisors should be set to the following temperature: -40°C~85°C TA. While this power management is operating, it will output Open Drain or Open Collector as the output voltage. There is a 15μA supply current present in the power management. Additionally, IC management are a variety of features, for example [0], to name a few. For similar manage ics search of the manufacturer, you can always refer to TPS3306, the base PMIC number. It requires 3/5V watts of power to operate this voltage supervisor. The maximum supply temperature voltage supervisor can handle is 40μA.
TPS3306-15DGKRG4 Features
Multi-Voltage Supervisor type
Minimum supply voltage of 2.7V
15μA operating supply current
TPS3306-15DGKRG4 Applications
There are a lot of Texas Instruments TPS3306-15DGKRG4 Voltage Supervisors applications.
- Detection of phase loss
- Detection of phase imbalance
- Power distribution systems of infant care room
- emergency room
- Power distribution systems of ICU
- Battery-powered equipment
- FPGA design
- Power communication system
- Unattended substation automation
- Insulation fault location system
