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Pinout and Pin Functions of TPS55340PWPR (20-pin WQFN)
Pin # Pin Name Function Description 1 VCC Power supply input pin for the IC. This pin should be connected to a voltage source within the specified operating range (typically 3.0V to 6V). 2 EN Enable pin. Pulling this pin high enables the device; pulling it low disables the device. 3 PGND Power ground pin. Connect this pin directly to the system ground for current return. 4 SW1 Switch node for the inductor connection. This is where the high-frequency switching occurs in the step-down converter. 5 SW2 Second switch node (if applicable), depending on the configuration of the IC and the output stage. 6 VOUT Output voltage pin. This pin provides the regulated output voltage and connects to the load. 7 FB Feedback pin. This pin is used to sense the output voltage and adjust the internal regulation. 8 COMP Compensation pin. Used for frequency compensation to stabilize the control loop. 9 PG Power good output. This pin signals when the output voltage is within an acceptable range. 10 VIN Input voltage pin. This pin should be connected to the input power source. 11 FSET Frequency set pin. Used to configure the switching frequency of the converter. 12 SS Soft-start pin. Controls the rate of output voltage rise during power-up. 13 ILIM Current limit setting pin. This pin allows the user to set the current limit for the internal switch. 14 SENSE+ Positive input for the current sense. Used in conjunction with SENSE- for current regulation. 15 SENSE- Negative input for the current sense. Helps regulate the current in the inductor. 16 VOUT1 Additional output voltage pin for configurations with multiple outputs. 17 VOUT2 Additional output voltage pin (if applicable). 18 BOOST Boost pin. This pin connects to the external capacitor that helps boost the gate drive voltage for the internal MOSFETs . 19 PGND Ground pin for the power circuitry, connected to the system ground. 20 NC No connection pin. It is not internally connected and can be left floating.Pin Function and Description FAQs
1. What is the recommended operating input voltage range for TPS55340PWPR?
The recommended input voltage for the TPS55340PWPR is between 3.0V to 6.0V.2. How do I enable the TPS55340PWPR?
The device can be enabled by pulling the EN pin high. If you pull the EN pin low, the device will be disabled.3. What should I connect to the VCC pin?
The VCC pin should be connected to your input supply voltage within the specified range (3.0V to 6.0V).4. What is the function of the SW1 pin?
The SW1 pin is the switch node where high-frequency switching occurs in the step-down converter and connects to the inductor.5. How is the feedback voltage regulated in the TPS55340PWPR?
The feedback voltage is regulated via the FB pin, which monitors the output voltage and adjusts internal regulation to maintain stability.6. What is the purpose of the COMP pin?
The COMP pin is used for frequency compensation and helps stabilize the control loop of the device.7. How does the device signal the output voltage status?
The PG (Power Good) pin signals when the output voltage is within the acceptable range and the converter is operating normally.8. What is the significance of the FSET pin?
The FSET pin allows you to adjust the switching frequency of the converter to optimize performance for your application.9. Can I adjust the current limit on the TPS55340PWPR?
Yes, the current limit can be set using the ILIM pin to configure the current limit for the internal switch.10. What does the SENSE+ and SENSE- pins do?
These pins are used for current sensing to regulate the current in the inductor for accurate power conversion.11. What is the function of the SS pin?
The SS pin controls the soft-start feature, determining the rate of output voltage rise during the device’s power-up sequence.12. Can I use the TPS55340PWPR for multiple output voltages?
Yes, the TPS55340PWPR can provide multiple outputs, with VOUT1 and VOUT2 pins for additional output voltages.13. How do I handle the BOOST pin?
The BOOST pin connects to an external capacitor that boosts the gate drive voltage for the internal MOSFETs to support efficient switching.14. What is the PGND pin?
The PGND pin is the power ground pin. It must be connected directly to the system ground for proper current return.15. Does the TPS55340PWPR have a thermal shutdown feature?
Yes, the TPS55340PWPR includes thermal shutdown to protect the IC from overheating.16. What type of load can the TPS55340PWPR support?
The TPS55340PWPR can support moderate to high current loads depending on the specific application and efficiency requirements.17. How can I determine if the device is in a fault condition?
The PG pin will indicate if the device is in a fault condition (for example, when the output voltage falls outside the valid range).18. What is the recommended inductor value for this IC?
The recommended inductor value will depend on the specific design and output requirements, but typical values are in the range of 1µH to 10µH.19. Can the TPS55340PWPR be used for both step-down and step-up applications?
No, the TPS55340PWPR is primarily a step-down (buck) converter, so it is designed for applications that require voltage reduction.20. How do I handle the NC pin in my circuit design?
The NC pin has no internal connection and should be left floating in your design.This covers the main functionality of the pins and a set of FAQs. For additional, detailed datasheets, application notes, and specifications, you might want to consult the Texas Instruments documentation directly.