Texas Instruments TPS3705-30D

TPS3705-30D Overview
From a technical perspective, the Texas Instruments PMIC - Supervisors chip is a highly efficient and reliable component designed for use in various electronic devices. As a part of the PMIC - Supervisors category, this chip plays a crucial role in monitoring and regulating the power supply of the device it is integrated into. The surface mount mounting type of this chip allows for easy and secure installation onto the circuit board, ensuring a stable and durable connection. The 8-SOIC (0.154, 3.90mm Width) package/case further enhances the chip's durability and protects it from external factors. The chip is packaged in a tube, providing additional protection during transportation and storage. The gull wing terminal form of the chip ensures efficient and reliable connectivity with other components. With a supply voltage of 3V, this chip is suitable for a wide range of electronic devices. It contains 2 elements and 1 channel, making it a versatile and adaptable component. The chip has a power dissipation of 725mW, indicating its high efficiency and ability to handle significant power loads. With a maximum supply current of 50μA, this chip operates with minimal power consumption, making it an energy-efficient choice. Additionally, the chip has a thickness of 1.58mm, making it compact and space-saving, ideal for use in compact electronic devices. Overall, the Texas Instruments PMIC - Supervisors chip offers an excellent combination of technical specifications and features, making it a top choice for various electronic applications.

TPS3705-30D Features
Simple Reset/Power-On Reset type
Minimum supply voltage of 2V
30μA operating supply current

TPS3705-30D Applications
There are a lot of Texas Instruments TPS3705-30D Voltage Supervisors applications.

FPGA design
Detection of phase sequence
Automotive permanent magnet synchronous motors
Battery-powered equipment
Personal computers
Detection of phase loss
Important electronics for automotive safety
Electronics installed in the vehicle
Set top box
Linux and server computing