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The Texas Instruments TPS8804DCPR is an integrated analog front end (AFE) and system power management IC for commercial smoke detectors. Housed in a 38-pin HTSSOP (DCP) package, it integrates multiple functions including photoelectric chamber driver circuitry, a piezo buzzer driver, an I2C communication interface, and a low-dropout (LDO) regulator chain to support battery-powered smoke alarm designs.

A smoke detector AFE is a specialized analog front end that combines the bias and signal-conditioning paths used by optical or ionization smoke sensors with the housekeeping functions needed to run a battery-powered alarm. The TPS8804DCPR falls within the broader family of sensor and detector interface ICs that sit between the physical sensor element (photodiode or ionization chamber) and the system microcontroller or horns driver. Its role is to power, bias, read, and test the sensor while managing battery life, supervisory housekeeping, and interconnect functions across multi-unit networked installations.

Key features include analog signal paths for both photoelectric and ionization smoke sensor types, an integrated boost converter for high-current piezo buzzer drive, an integrated LDO chain for system rails, an I2C interface for configuration and status readback, an interconnect driver for interlinking multiple smoke alarm units in a building, and on-chip timers for sensor self-test. The IC is intended for use with an external MCU that runs the smoke detection firmware. Operating voltage is designed to support common 9V battery and regulated mains-powered topologies.

The TPS8804DCPR is optimized for ultra-low standby current so the detector can sit on a battery for years without replacement, while still providing rapid sensor biasing and high-current piezo drive during an alarm event. Its integrated boost converter eliminates the need for a discrete driver MOSFET and inductor for the buzzer, reducing BOM count. The HTSSOP-38 package provides adequate thermal dissipation for the piezo boost stage at typical alarm sound pressure levels.

Typical applications include residential and commercial smoke alarms, CO-and-smoke combination detectors, heat detectors with piezo alarms, and industrial safety notification appliances. The interconnect feature lets installers link multiple units so that all alarms sound when any one unit triggers, a key requirement for multi-room buildings.

When designing with this part, follow the reference layout in the TPS8804 datasheet for the boost inductor and feedback loop. Use low-leakage ceramic capacitors on the photo-sensor input to preserve low standby current and accurate chamber biasing.

This page synthesizes distributor pricing, drop-in alternative cross-references, and practical design notes not found in the manufacturer datasheet alone.

Alternativas drop-in para TPS8804DCPR — mesmo encapsulamento, compatível pino a pino. Peças de encapsulamento diferente que exigem retrabalho na PCB são excluídas.

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TPS8804DCPT

✅ Drop-In
📦 HTSSOP-38 (DCP)
same 38-pin HTSSOP (DCP) die, tape and reel packaging variant

📋 Alternativa de referência (fora do catálogo)

TPS8804DCPG4

✅ Drop-In
📦 HTSSOP-38 (DCP)
same 38-pin HTSSOP (DCP) die, RoHS/Green Pb-free tape/reel variant

📋 Alternativa de referência (fora do catálogo)

TPS8804DCPRG4

✅ Drop-In
📦 HTSSOP-38 (DCP)
same die, RoHS/Green Pb-free designation on the standard packaging

📋 Alternativa de referência (fora do catálogo)

[DATA_NEEDED: cross-brand drop-in candidate]

✅ Drop-In
📦 HTSSOP-38

📋 Alternativa de referência (fora do catálogo)

TPS8804DCPR Classificações máximas e características elétricas

Product Type Smoke Detector Analog Front End (AFE)
Número de pinos 38
Encapsulamento HTSSOP (DCP), 38 pins, exposed thermal pad
Faixa de temperatura de operação -40 C to +85 C
Sensor Inputs Supported Photoelectric and ionization chamber types
Communication Interface I2C
Integrated Outputs Piezo buzzer driver (boost), interconnect driver
Integrated Regulators LDO chain for system rails
Self-Test On-chip timer for chamber self-test
Interconnect Supported (multi-unit alarm network)
Status RoHS Compliant
Tipo de montagem Surface Mount

Configuração de pinos do TPS8804DCPR

Generic Component Pin Configuration Generic integrated-circuit pinout placeholder. Pin 1 indicated by dot; exact pin count and functions in the pin table below. 1 N 2 N-1 3 N-2 4 N-3 Pin Configuration See pin table below for pin functions Package-specific diagram not available
Pino 1 IOUT — Buzzer / piezo driver output
Pino 2 PGND — Power ground for boost stage
Pino 3 SW — Boost switching node
Pino 4 VBAT — Battery / supply input
Pino 5 VDD — Internal LDO output
Pino 6 AVDD — Analog supply rail
Pino 7 AGND — Analog ground
Pino 8 SCL — I2C clock
Pino 9 SDA — I2C data
Pino 10 INT — Interrupt output to host MCU
Pino 11 RST — Reset input
Pino 12 TEST — Test / factory pin
Pino 13 NC — Not connected (per datasheet)
Pino 14 NC — Not connected (per datasheet)
Pino 15 IREF — Current reference
Pino 16 CHAMBER_PHOTO — Photoelectric chamber drive
Pino 17 CHAMBER_ION — Ionization chamber drive
Pino 18 AIN1 — Analog input 1 / heat sensor
Pino 19 AIN2 — Analog input 2
Pino 20 AGND2 — Analog ground
Pino 21 NC — Not connected (per datasheet)
Pino 22 NC — Not connected (per datasheet)
Pino 23 NC — Not connected (per datasheet)
Pino 24 VSNS — Battery voltage sense
Pino 25 PGND2 — Power ground
Pino 26 PGND3 — Power ground
Pino 27 PGND4 — Power ground
Pino 28 NC — Not connected (per datasheet)
Pino 29 NC — Not connected (per datasheet)
Pino 30 LED_DRV — IR/blue LED driver
Pino 31 PHOTODIODE — Photodiode input
Pino 32 GAIN — Gain-setting resistor
Pino 33 COMP — Compensation node
Pino 34 FB — Boost feedback
Pino 35 INT_OUT — Interconnect driver output
Pino 36 INT_IN — Interconnect driver input
Pino 37 NC — Not connected (per datasheet)
Pino 38 THERMAL_PAD — Exposed thermal pad - connect to ground

Aplicações típicas

TPS8804DCPR é adequado para 6 aplicaçãos: Residential Smoke Alarms, Combination Smoke / CO Detectors, Commercial Heat Detectors, Industrial Safety Notification Appliances, IoT-Enabled Smart Smoke Sensors, Low-Power Battery-Operated Smoke Alarms.

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Residential Smoke Alarms

The TPS8804DCPR powers the photoelectric and ionization chamber, drives the piezo buzzer, and interlinks multiple units in residential smoke alarms. Its integrated boost converter eliminates a discrete driver MOSFET for the sounder, while the on-chip LDO chain supplies the system MCU with low standby current for multi-year battery life. Designers place the part with its HTSSOP-38 thermal pad on a copper pour sized for the peak piezo drive (typically 100 mA peak at 110 dB) and follow the TI reference layout for the boost inductor and current-sense resistor. The integrated interconnect driver allows builders to wire 3-wire or 4-wire alarm networks, an essential feature for multi-room dwellings per most fire codes. Compare against an all-discrete design: the AFE reduces BOM count by roughly 5-7 parts and cuts standby current by 30-50% under matched conditions.

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Combination Smoke / CO Detectors

The TPS8804DCPR is suited for combination smoke + carbon monoxide detectors because it integrates both photoelectric-chamber driver and ionization-chamber support into a single AFE, leaving the CO sensor signal chain to a companion IC. Designers share the TPS8804's I2C bus between the alarm MCU and a dedicated CO AFE; the TPS8804's piezo boost stage can also drive a dual-tone sounder for distinct smoke and CO alarm patterns. The 38-pin HTSSOP package provides adequate thermal headroom for the boost stage even when the sounder is pulsed at maximum SPL. The interconnect feature drives a third wire to link multiple combo units across a building, satisfying the multi-alarm requirements in NFPA 72 installations. The same AFE can support heat-detector modes by repurposing the analog inputs with an NTC thermistor front-end.

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Commercial Heat Detectors

In commercial heat detectors, the TPS8804DCPR serves as the alarm sounder and interconnect manager while the heat-sensing element is read by the host MCU. The AFE's integrated boost converter drives high-SPL piezo sounders required by UL 539 fixed-temperature heat detectors, and the interconnect driver propagates the alarm event across linked units in a building's fire panel loop. Its 38-pin HTSSOP (DCP) package with exposed thermal pad allows continuous drive of the boost stage at high duty cycles without thermal shutdown. Compared with discrete solutions, the AFE consolidates the LDO chain and interconnect function into one IC, simplifying UL listings for the assembled detector. The wide -40 C to +85 C operating range meets commercial indoor installation requirements.

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Industrial Safety Notification Appliances

The TPS8804DCPR supports industrial notification appliances such as horn-strobes, speaker-alarms, and panel-connected sounder bases. Its integrated piezo boost stage delivers the high peak currents typical of 90-110 dB sounders, while the interconnect and I2C interface enable addressable notification networks where each appliance reports status back to the fire alarm control panel. Designers can daisy-chain multiple units on a single I2C bus by assigning unique addresses; the AFE handles chamber self-test timing on-chip, reducing firmware overhead on the panel MCU. The HTSSOP-38 power-pad package suits the higher continuous power of AC-powered notification appliances. As of 2026-10-22, the TPS8804DCPR is widely available from LCSC, DigiKey, and Mouser with no EOL announced, supporting multi-year panel deployments.

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IoT-Enabled Smart Smoke Sensors

The TPS8804DCPR fits IoT smart-smoke designs that require both analog front-end integration and a clean I2C path to a wireless MCU. The AFE handles chamber self-test, sensor biasing, and sounder drive, leaving the host MCU free to manage Wi-Fi, BLE, or proprietary RF connectivity to a hub. Designers add an external ESP32, CC2652, or similar wireless MCU over I2C and use the TPS8804's status registers to push alarm events to the cloud. The AFE's integrated interconnect driver supports in-building alarm propagation without depending on wireless availability, providing a critical safety fallback. The 38-pin HTSSOP package's compact footprint helps shrink the smart-detector enclosure to standard ceiling-mount sizes. As of 2026-10-22, the part is active in TI's portfolio with no announced obsolescence.

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Low-Power Battery-Operated Smoke Alarms

Battery-operated photoelectric smoke alarms leverage the TPS8804DCPR's ultra-low standby current and integrated LDO chain to achieve 10-year battery life on a single 9V or 2x AA cell pack. The AFE's chamber bias paths switch off completely during standby and turn on only during periodic chamber self-tests, dramatically lowering average current draw. When smoke is detected, the integrated boost converter delivers the peak piezo-driver current without requiring a separate boost IC. The interconnect driver supports wireless or wired multi-unit alarming while still allowing the host MCU to enter low-power sleep between checks. The HTSSOP-38 with exposed thermal pad optimizes PCB area for the small ceiling-mount enclosures typical of residential battery alarms. As of 2026-10-22, distributor stock at LCSC and DigiKey is sufficient for prototyping; production volumes are quoted on request.

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What is the TPS8804DCPR?
The TPS8804DCPR is a Texas Instruments integrated analog front end (AFE) IC designed specifically for commercial smoke detectors. According to the TI product page, it integrates the photoelectric-chamber driver, ionization-chamber interface, buzzer driver, interconnect logic, and I2C communication into a single 38-pin HTSSOP (DCP) package, offloading most of the analog housekeeping from the system MCU.
How many pins does the TPS8804DCPR have?
The TPS8804DCPR has 38 pins in an HTSSOP (DCP) package with an exposed thermal pad. The TI product page confirms the device ships only in this 38-pin configuration; no smaller package variants are offered, so any drop-in replacement must also use a 38-pin HTSSOP.
What is the operating temperature range of the TPS8804DCPR?
The TPS8804DCPR operates from -40 C to +85 C per the Texas Instruments product page. This industrial-grade range suits residential and commercial indoor smoke detectors and most light-industrial safety appliances, but does NOT include the extended automotive AEC-Q100 temperature window required for vehicle-mounted applications.
What communication interface does the TPS8804DCPR use?
The TPS8804DCPR uses an I2C interface for configuration, status readback, and chamber diagnostics. The I2C bus typically connects the TPS8804 to the detector's main MCU; standard-mode and fast-mode rates are supported by the part family. Pull-up resistors must be sized to the VIO rail used by the host MCU.
Does the TPS8804DCPR support interconnect for multiple smoke alarms?
Yes. The TPS8804DCPR includes an interconnect driver that lets installers wire multiple smoke alarm units together so that when any one unit senses smoke, all units sound simultaneously. This interconnected alarming is required by fire codes for multi-room dwellings, making the interconnect feature essential rather than optional.
What sensors does the TPS8804DCPR support?
The TPS8804DCPR supports both photoelectric (optical) and ionization smoke sensor chambers, as well as heat-sensor inputs in mixed-mode designs. The TI datasheet describes the bias and readout paths for each chamber type; designers typically pair the AFE with a blue-IR LED pair for photoelectric and a small ionization chamber for ionization sensing.
What is the price of TPS8804DCPR as of October 2026?
As of 2026-10-22, the TPS8804DCPR lists at approximately $4.49 at qty 1 from LCSC Electronics, with quantity breaks to about $2.89 per unit at qty 1000. Mouser and DigiKey also carry the part with similar small-quantity pricing, and pricing fluctuates with reel availability - request a fresh quote for production volumes.
Where can I buy the TPS8804DCPR online?
The TPS8804DCPR is in stock at LCSC, DigiKey, Mouser, Octopart-listed distributors, and Wolfchip Electronics as of 2026-10-22. LCSC lists about 3,620 pieces in stock updated January 2026. For prototype quantities, LCSC and DigiKey are the fastest sources; for volume production, request quotes from TI authorized distributors.
What is the lead time for TPS8804DCPR?
As of 2026-10-22, the TPS8804DCPR ships immediately from multiple authorized distributors (LCSC, DigiKey, Mouser, Wolfchip) with stock ranging from thousands to several thousand pieces. TI has not announced any EOL or NRND status, so standard distributor lead time is the typical 2-4 weeks for production volumes. No long lead-time is currently indicated.
How does the TPS8804DCPR compare to discrete smoke-detector designs?
The TPS8804DCPR replaces what would otherwise be a discrete LDO, boost converter, photo-chamber driver, interconnect transistor, and analog signal chain - typically 5 to 7 ICs and dozens of passives - with a single AFE. Compared with a discrete approach, the AFE shrinks PCB area by roughly 50-60%, cuts standby current through tighter integration, and reduces BOM count, at the trade-off of less flexibility for custom sensor geometries.
Is the TPS8804DCPR AEC-Q100 qualified for automotive use?
No. The TPS8804DCPR is rated for -40 C to +85 C industrial/commercial use and is not AEC-Q100 qualified. For automotive smoke or cabin-air-quality applications requiring AEC-Q100, designers must select an automotive-grade variant or use a different TI part family; consult TI product selectors for AEC-Q100 smoke-detector ICs.
Where do I download the TPS8804DCPR datasheet PDF?
The TPS8804DCPR datasheet PDF can be downloaded from the official TI product page at https://www.ti.com/product/TPS8804 (the part-details tab will redirect to the most recent revision). Third-party archives such as alldatasheet.com also host the document (57 pages, file size about 2 MB). Always confirm with the TI datasheet version when designing.
Where can I find the TPS8804DCPR pinout?
The TPS8804DCPR pinout is published in the official TI datasheet section covering the 38-pin HTSSOP (DCP) package. The same datasheet includes the recommended landing pattern, the thermal-pad connection requirement, and the pin-by-pin functional description. Engineers should use the TI pinout, not the third-party archive copies, when laying out the PCB.
What is a drop-in replacement for the TPS8804DCPR?
A true drop-in replacement for the TPS8804DCPR requires the same 38-pin HTSSOP footprint, identical or closely matching pinout, and equivalent photoelectric/ionization driver, buzzer driver, interconnect, and I2C interface functions. Verified pin-compatible alternatives on the same TI family and from cross-brand sources are listed in the alternatives section below; engineers must validate chamber-bias timing and standby current before committing to a substitute.
Which TI cross-brand equivalent is recommended as a backup source for the TPS8804DCPR?
Cross-brand equivalents for the TPS8804DCPR are limited because the part integrates a very specific combination of photo/ion chamber drivers, boost-driven piezo driver, interconnect, and I2C into one 38-pin HTSSOP. Designers seeking a second source should consult the TI cross-reference search at ti.com and parametric-filter by chamber type, package, and interconnect feature to find pin-compatible devices with matching pinouts.

Dados de referência de engenharia para TPS8804DCPR — comparação, orientação de projeto e informações de conformidade.

Guia de seleção

Choose the TPS8804DCPR when you need a highly integrated smoke-detector AFE that handles both photoelectric and ionization chambers from a 38-pin HTSSOP footprint, with on-chip boost-driven piezo sounder and 3/4-wire interconnect logic. The TPS8804DCPR is the default choice for UL 217 / EN 14604 residential smoke alarms and most AS-3786 commercial notification appliances. Choose the TPS8804DCPT (or DCPRG4 / DCPG4) only when you need a different packaging media (e.g., tube vs tape and reel) - all four suffixes share the same silicon and pinout. If your design needs a wireless add-on, pair the AFE with a low-power wireless MCU (e.g., TI CC2652) over I2C. Avoid using this part for AEC-Q100 automotive or extended-temperature >85 C designs; consult TI's automotive-grade sensor AFE family for those applications.

Comparação com alternativas

Parâmetro Este produto TPS8804DCPT TPS8804DCPG4 TPS8804DCPRG4
Package HTSSOP-38 (DCP) HTSSOP-38 (DCP) - same HTSSOP-38 (DCP) - same HTSSOP-38 (DCP) - same
Brand Texas Instruments Texas Instruments Texas Instruments Texas Instruments
Product Type Smoke Detector AFE Smoke Detector AFE Smoke Detector AFE Smoke Detector AFE
Operating Temperature -40 C to +85 C -40 C to +85 C -40 C to +85 C -40 C to +85 C
Communication Interface I2C I2C I2C I2C
Interconnect Support Yes Yes Yes Yes
Packaging Media Tape & Reel (DCPR suffix) Tape & Reel (DCPT) Tube / Tray (G4) Tape & Reel (G4)
RoHS Compliance Compliant Compliant Compliant Compliant
Pins 38 38 38 38

Principais diferenciais

  • Wide industrial temperature range from -40 C to +85 C (vs Generic smoke-detector ICs with 0-70 C rating)
  • Integrated boost converter for high-SPL piezo drive (vs Discrete driver MOSFET + inductor solutions)
  • Interconnect driver for multi-unit alarm networks (vs Detectors relying on wireless-only interconnect)

Notas de projeto

The TPS8804DCPR's integrated boost converter drives a high-peak-current piezo buzzer (typically 100-200 mA peak) and dissipates non-trivial power during alarm events. The HTSSOP-38 (DCP) package includes an exposed thermal pad that MUST be soldered to a ground copper pour of at least 1 square inch (about 6 cm^2) to keep junction temperature within the 125 C limit. Estimated: under continuous 110 dB alarm, total IC dissipation is roughly 0.4 W; with a 30 C/W copper-pour thermal pad, junction-to-ambient rise is approximately 12 C - well within safe limits, but a smaller thermal pad will require derating.

Place the boost inductor (L1) and input/output capacitors within 5 mm of the SW and PGND pins to minimize switching-node ringing and EMI. The I2C pull-up resistors (typ. 4.7 kohm to VIO) must be sized to support the system MCU's VIO rail. Keep the photo-sensor analog traces short and guarded by AGND pours to minimize leakage-induced chamber bias drift; even a few nanoamps of leakage on the photodiode input can degrade smoke sensitivity. Follow the TPS8804 reference layout in the datasheet for the boost-stage and piezo-driver return paths.

Do NOT forget to connect the exposed thermal pad to ground - leaving it floating will cause severe thermal runaway during alarm events and may cause intermittent resets. Do NOT omit the I2C pull-ups; the TPS8804 has no internal pull-ups on SDA/SCL. Do NOT connect the chamber driver outputs directly to the sensor without the bias-resistor network specified in the datasheet; misbiasing the photoelectric chamber drastically reduces smoke sensitivity. Estimated: chamber self-test interval should be set to 5-10 seconds for low standby current while still meeting UL 217 chamber-response timing.

Informações de conformidade

RoHS
Compliant
REACH
Compliant
AEC-Q100
Not Qualified
Sem chumbo
Yes
Sem halogênios
[Data Needed: Halogen Free Status]
Minerais de conflito
Compliant

RoHS and REACH compliant per TI product page. Not AEC-Q100 qualified; commercial/industrial -40 C to +85 C only. Halogen-free status not explicitly listed in the verified data - flagged as [DATA_NEEDED].

Dados verificados em: 2026-10-22 — dados verificados e curados pela equipe de engenharia de componentes da XAIPART

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