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Texas Instruments TPS2202IDBLE — Power Management (PMIC / Gate Driver)

TPS2202IDBLE IC Supervisor Power Supply Support, Active

MPNTPS2202IDBLE
Active

Texas Instruments TPS2202IDBLE, IC SUPERVISOR PWR SUP SUPPORT, Base Product Number TPS2202, Package Bulk, lifecycle_stage current.

$3.0700Ref. price · indicative, final on quote
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Independent supplier — new & surplus stockAuthenticity-screened · ESD-safe packingListing updated Aug 2026

Specifications

TPS2202IDBLE specifications
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Product details

Device identity and function

The Texas Instruments TPS2202IDBLE is a power-supply supervisor IC, classified as a supervisor power supply support device. It belongs to the TPS2202 base product family and is intended for monitoring and sequencing power rails in systems that require controlled startup and shutdown — typical in industrial controllers, telecom line cards, and base-station power management where a supervisor ensures the core logic and I/O voltages stay within tolerance before the system is released from reset.

For a BOM line, this part can be qualified into new designs without near-term obsolescence risk.

This device is — loose units, not Tape & Reel. Bulk shipments are typical for engineering samples, low-volume builds, or rework stock.

Frequently asked questions

What is the equivalent of TPS2202IDBLE?

The TPS2202IDBLE is a power-supply supervisor from the TPS2202 family. The peer parts TLV803EA29VDBZR and TLV803ED29DBZR are simple reset/power-on reset ICs with different reset timeout and output configurations — they are not pin-compatible equivalents but serve a similar supervisory function. Verify the specific reset threshold and output type required by your design before substituting.

What does TPS2202IDBLE do?

The TPS2202IDBLE is a supervisor power supply support IC. It monitors one or more power supply rails and asserts a reset signal when the voltage falls below a threshold, holding the system in reset until the supply stabilises. This prevents logic glitches during power-up, brownout, or transient dips.