Applying voltage to the output pin of STMPS2171STR Hi,Currently, I have two boards that contain a 5 volt power supply. Due to flexibility for future projects, both of are powering the same pin on a connector. The STMPS2171STR was added to one of the boards to cut the voltage going to the connector. However, during bring up I checked the impedance of the output pin of the STMPS2171 to ground and it was high, this matched the datasheet. Once the board was powered on (enable off), I noticed that I had current flowing into the STMPS2171STR , when measured and it was roughly 10mA. I decided to recheck the resistance to ground and surprisingly enough I had 1kOhm to ground. I turned off my power supply and the impedance stayed roughly the same. This behavior goes against what section 3.4 of the datasheet.I have a few questions about this component.I am using this IC correctly?I tested a total of 3 different boards, and all of them display a similar behavior. However, the boards were build by hand, How resistant to heat are those ICs?The datas