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The TPS40050PWP from Texas Instruments is a voltage mode buck controller designed for DC/DC power conversion. It features a wide input voltage range from 8V to 40V and can provide an output voltage up to 35V, with a maximum output current capability of 20A. This controller integrates key features such as synchronous rectification, frequency synchronization, enable, and soft start, facilitating efficient power management.
The device operates at a nominal frequency of 500kHz and supports a maximum duty cycle of 94%. It includes programmable high-side current limit and thermal shutdown for protection. The TPS40050PWP is housed in a 16-HTSSOP package, suitable for surface mount applications. Its operating temperature range is -40°C to 85°C.
This part is noted as 'NOT RECOMMENDED FOR NEW DESIGNS' by the manufacturer, indicating that while it remains available for existing customers, new projects should consider alternative solutions like the LM25145 for potentially improved efficiency and smaller solution size.
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The input voltage range is 8V to 40V.
The maximum output voltage is 35V.
The maximum output current is 20A.
The operating temperature range is -40°C to 85°C.
The TPS40050PWP is available in a 16-HTSSOP package.
Yes, the TPS40050PWP supports synchronous rectification.
No, the TPS40050PWP is not recommended for new designs.