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TPS55288-Q1
I²C-programmable four-switch buck-boost converter
Regulates below, at or above input with I²C output/limit control for automotive programmable supplies. The 16A inductor/switch capability is not load current under every voltage ratio, and USB PD still needs protocol control.
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Key specifications
Orderable variants (OPNs)
The GPN is for selection; the full OPN is for ordering. These examples were observed on the verification date, not live stock. Variants may differ in package, temperature, gain/threshold and, for PMICs, NVM/sequencing. Distinguish TA from TJ in the exact datasheet.
| OPN | Package | Temperature | Note |
|---|---|---|---|
| TPS55288QRPMRQ1 | VQFN-HR (RPM) · 26 pin | -40 to +150°C (TI OPN listing; verify TA/TJ) | Verify exact OPN, temperature definition and revision; not a stock claim. |
| TPS55288QWRPMRQ1 | VQFN-HR (RPM) · 26 pin | -40 to +150°C (TI OPN listing; verify TA/TJ) | Verify exact OPN, temperature definition and revision; not a stock claim. |
Official ordering page: https://www.ti.com/product/TPS55288-Q1
Typical applications
FAQ
Does 16A mean 16A load current?
No. Inductor and load currents differ during boost and depend on efficiency, VIN, peak current and temperature.
Does I²C include USB PD negotiation?
No. I²C programs power settings; USB PD negotiation requires a suitable protocol controller and system policy.
How should I verify the TPS55288-Q1 orderable?
The page lists 2 OPN examples from official material checked on 2026-11-06. Match package, function options and temperature definitions; obtain live price/stock from TI or authorized distributors.
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