The component you mentioned, TPS61089RNRR, is a part of the Texas Instruments (TI) product line. It is a boost converter typically used for Power ing applications requiring step-up voltage, and it is commonly used in portable devices, LED driver s, and various power supply applications.
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Brand: The TPS61089RNRR is produced by Texas Instruments. Package Type: The TPS61089RNRR comes in an 8-pin VSON (Very Small Outline No-lead) package. Pin Function Specifications: This component has 8 pins, each with specific functionality that enables the boost converter to perform its task effectively.Below is the detailed pin description for the 8-pin package of the TPS61089RNRR:
Pin Number Pin Name Pin Function Description 1 VIN Input voltage pin. Connect this pin to the input voltage source. The voltage on this pin should be within the specified range for proper operation of the boost converter. 2 VOUT Output voltage pin. This pin connects to the load to deliver the boosted voltage. The voltage on this pin is regulated by the boost converter to the desired output level. 3 EN Enable pin. Pull this pin high to enable the boost converter, or low to disable it. When disabled, the device enters a low-power state. 4 PG Power good pin. This pin is used to indicate when the output voltage has reached a regulated level. Typically, it outputs a high signal when the output voltage is within the desired range. 5 FB Feedback pin. Connect this pin to a voltage divider (from the output) to regulate the output voltage. The device adjusts the output voltage by comparing the voltage at this pin to an internal reference. 6 SW Switch pin. This is the connection to the switching node of the boost converter. It is used to connect to the inductor, and it switches between the input voltage and the output voltage to generate the desired boosted voltage. 7 PGND Power ground pin. This is the return path for the current to the ground. It is typically connected to the same ground as the input voltage source. 8 SGND Signal ground pin. This is the reference ground for all signal-related pins. It must be kept separate from the power ground to reduce noise and interference in the signal lines.Circuit Principle of TPS61089RNRR
The TPS61089RNRR is a boost converter. It works on the principle of inductive energy storage and transfer. When the device is enabled, current flows through the inductor (connected to the SW pin), which builds up magnetic energy. This energy is then transferred to the output capacitor via a diode (which is external to the chip, usually part of the design) during the off-switching cycle.
The feedback loop (via the FB pin) constantly monitors the output voltage and adjusts the switching duty cycle to maintain a stable output voltage, even as input voltage and load conditions change. The PG pin provides a signal that indicates when the output is stable and within the expected voltage range.Pin Function FAQ
Here are 20 common FAQs regarding the TPS61089RNRR:
Q: What is the purpose of the VIN pin on the TPS61089RNRR? A: The VIN pin is used to connect the input voltage to the device. The input voltage range must be within the specified limits for the boost converter to operate correctly.
Q: How do I enable the TPS61089RNRR? A: To enable the TPS61089RNRR, you must pull the EN pin high. If you pull the EN pin low, the device will be disabled and will enter a low-power state.
Q: What is the VOUT pin used for? A: The VOUT pin is used to connect the output voltage to the load. This pin provides the regulated, boosted voltage that the converter generates.
Q: How can I monitor the output voltage stability? A: The PG pin (Power Good) can be used to monitor when the output voltage is within the regulated range. It will output a high signal when the voltage is stable.
Q: What is the function of the FB pin? A: The FB pin is used for feedback control. A resistor divider is connected to this pin from the output, and the device adjusts the switching duty cycle based on the voltage at this pin to regulate the output.
Q: What happens if the feedback is disconnected? A: If the feedback is disconnected, the device will not be able to properly regulate the output voltage, and it may result in an unstable or incorrect output voltage.
Q: Is an external inductor required for the TPS61089RNRR? A: Yes, an external inductor must be connected to the SW pin for the boost converter to function properly.
Q: What is the purpose of the SW pin? A: The SW pin is connected to the switching node and the external inductor. It switches between the input and output to regulate the voltage boost.
Q: How can I minimize noise when using the TPS61089RNRR? A: To reduce noise, keep the signal ground (SGND) pin separate from the power ground (PGND) pin, and route sensitive signal traces away from high-current paths.
Q: Can I use the TPS61089RNRR for step-down applications? A: No, the TPS61089RNRR is a boost converter, designed to step up (increase) the input voltage. For step-down applications, you would need a buck converter instead.
Q: How do I choose the correct output capacitor? A: The output capacitor should have a low Equivalent Series Resistance (ESR) to minimize ripple and improve output voltage stability. The required capacitance depends on the load and output voltage.
Q: What is the maximum output current the TPS61089RNRR can supply? A: The maximum output current is specified in the datasheet, depending on input and output voltage conditions, as well as the efficiency of the converter.
Q: How does the TPS61089RNRR handle over-voltage conditions? A: The TPS61089RNRR has internal protection circuitry to prevent damage under over-voltage conditions. However, exceeding the maximum rated output voltage can cause failure.
Q: Can I use the TPS61089RNRR in a battery-powered application? A: Yes, the TPS61089RNRR is ideal for battery-powered applications that require voltage boosting from a low input to a higher output voltage.
Q: What is the typical efficiency of the TPS61089RNRR? A: The efficiency of the TPS61089RNRR varies with input/output conditions, but typically, it can be around 80-90%, depending on the specific application.
Q: How can I protect the TPS61089RNRR from thermal damage? A: Ensure that the device operates within the specified temperature range. Proper PCB layout and heat dissipation techniques (e.g., heat sinks or larger copper areas) can help mitigate thermal issues.
Q: What is the recommended inductor value for the TPS61089RNRR? A: The recommended inductor value is provided in the datasheet, and it typically ranges from 1µH to 10µH, depending on the output voltage and current.
Q: Can the TPS61089RNRR be used in automotive applications? A: Yes, the TPS61089RNRR can be used in automotive applications, but the input voltage must be within the specified range for automotive power systems.
Q: How should I connect the PGND pin? A: The PGND pin should be connected to the ground of the power supply. Ensure that it has a low-resistance path to prevent any ground loop or voltage offset.
Q: Can I directly connect the EN pin to a logic-level signal? A: Yes, you can connect the EN pin to a logic-level signal, such as a microcontroller output, to control the enable/disable state of the TPS61089RNRR.
This covers the TPS61089RNRR in detail, including pin descriptions, circuit principles, and common FAQs. The entire explanation is based on the datasheet information and typical application notes for this device.