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By systematically addressing the potential causes of input voltage fluctuations, such as ensuring proper voltage range, improving filtering and decoupling, addressing load transients, and managing thermal issues, you can resolve issues with the TPS7A4901DGNR. With these adjustments, your voltage regulator should operate more reliably, providing stable output voltages even in the presence of fluctuating input conditions.
