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LM48511 Feed-Forward Compensation

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I have a question about value selection for RFB3 according to the datasheet section on Feed-Forward Compensation for the LM48511.

My design is very similar to the reference design. R3=25.5K, C1 = 270pF (Nobody had 280pF in stock)

I have a 100uF tantalum on the output with an ESR of 1 ohm.  According to my calculations that should put the value of RFB3 at 370K. The reference design has a 2.5K resistor for RFB3.  Why am I getting a value two orders of magnitude larger than the reference design? According to my calculations, for 2.5K to be the correct compensation, the ESR of the tantalum on the output would need to be 7.5mOhms, which is not something you can buy in a tantalum cap.