TPS7B7701QPWPRQ1

Mfr. #:
TPS7B7701QPWPRQ1
Mfr.:
Texas Instruments
Product Type:
Antenna LDO Regulator
Series:
TPS7B7701-Q1
Package / Case:
16-HTSSOP
Description:
Automotive single-channel 300 mA antenna LDO with current sensing in 16-pin HTSSOP.

Product Attributes

AttributeValue
Input Voltage4.5 to 40 V; 45 V load-dump protection
Output CurrentUp to 300 mA
Output VoltageAdjustable 1.5 to 20 V
ProtectionReverse polarity, reverse current, short to battery and thermal shutdown
Regulated Channels1
Current SenseProportional analog output for antenna-load diagnostics
Current LimitAdjustable by external resistor
QualificationAEC-Q100 Grade 1; -40 to 125 °C ambient
Package Details16-pin HTSSOP PowerPAD (PWP)

Product Details

TPS7B7701QPWPRQ1 is Texas Instruments' single-channel automotive antenna LDO in a 16-pin HTSSOP PowerPAD package, with an adjustable output and up to 300 mA available to a remote antenna load.

It regulates across a 4.5 to 40 V input range so an active antenna amplifier can receive its supply over a coaxial feed even as the vehicle battery voltage changes.

A proportional current-sense output reports antenna current to the host, allowing open, normal and short-circuit conditions to be distinguished without placing a separate monitor in the coax path.

The output voltage and current limit are set externally to match the amplifier, while reverse-polarity, reverse-current and short-to-battery protection reduce the external circuitry otherwise needed at the vehicle interface.

Its AEC-Q100 Grade 1 qualification and 16-pin thermal package make this exact option suitable for automotive antenna modules that need both supply control and fault diagnosis.

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