TPS24740RGER

PMIC - Hot Swap Controllers

TheTPS24740RGER is a hot swap controller from Texas Instruments which is designed for applications such as digital hot-plug devices, point-of-load power supplies and hot-swap power supply sequencing. The main features of the TPS24740RGER are its wide input voltage range, simple configuration and its two power good indicators. The TPS24740RGER is suitable for applications up to 10A and supports current sharing of up to four devices.

Application Field

The TPS24740RGER can be used in applications such as power supplies, ATE systems, data centers, telecom systems, server farms and programmable logic controllers. The device offers comprehensive fault protection and reporting while eliminating the need for external current limit components. The device operates with an integrated power MOSFET and can offer a wide variety of current sharing options with up to four devices.

Working Principle

The TPS24740RGER operates in two modes: dynamic and static. In dynamic mode, the device monitors and limited the inrush current when the output is activated. In static mode, the device continuously monitors and limits the output current, providing maximum power and overcurrent protection.

In either mode, the device provides comprehensive reporting features such as thermal overload, overvoltage and inputs undervoltage. These features, combined with the integrated power MOSFET, make the TPS24740RGER an effective and reliable hot-swap controller.

Conclusion

The TPS24740RGER is a hot swap controller designed by Texas Instruments and is suitable for applications up to 10A. The device offers comprehensive protection and reporting features and can be used in applications such as power supplies, ATE systems, and data centers. The TPS24740RGER operates in two modes: dynamic and static and offers a variety of current sharing options with up to four devices.