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    rogerio
    Nick, Sorry for taking so long to reply to you, we are addressing this and will return asap. regards rogerio
    on Mar 26, 2009

  • Forum Post: High freq transient noise

    bj4069
    I am using a TPS54331 switcher and am seeing noise in the form of regularly spaced (1 us), 100MHz damped sinusoidal transients of about 500 us in duration on the output. I used switcher pro to design the circuit which lists the cross over frequency as 1.7KHz and the phase margin at 86 degrees. To isolate...
    on Jun 15, 2009

  • Forum Post: SwitcherPro Frequently Asked Questions Now Available

    janier
    Have a quick question about SwitcherPro? It may be answered in the new " Frequently Asked Questions " page. Questions such as "What is SwitcherPro?" to "Why Should I use SwitcherPro instead of SWIFT-SW or TPS40K-SW" are answered here. There is also a comparison chart of...
    on Nov 11, 2009

  • Blog Post: SwitcherPro Updates for December, 2009

    Foe
    If you haven't checked out SwitcherPro™ lately, download or go online for Version 3.5! There are now 105 device designs available with more on the way. There are also over 30 EVM designs that have been pre-tested by our engineers. So, what's new in December? New Device Designs...
    on Apr 12, 2010

  • Blog Post: SwitcherPro 100! Latest Updates for October, 2009

    Foe
    If you haven't checked out SwitcherPro™ lately, download or go online for Version 3.4! There are now 100 device designs available with more on the way. There are also over 30 EVM designs that have been pre-tested by our engineers. So, what's new in October? New Device Designs:...
    on Apr 12, 2010

  • Forum Post: SwitcherPro Online-Version TPS40055

    Bernd Seene
    Hi TI, in the TPS40055 there must be several errors: Look at the BOOST-Pin, that is connected over an resistor direkt to the SW-node. (In the Desktop Version it is correct connected over an capacitor) Look at the SW-Pin that is connected over an capacitor. (In the Desktop Version it is correct...
    on Oct 8, 2010

  • Blog Post: Simulation models released in July 2011

    Jeanie Anirudhan
    Part # PSPICE TINA-TI SPICE TINA-TI Ref Design IBIS ADS41B25 ü ADS4222 ü ADS4229 ü BUF18830 ü DRV603 ü ü ü DRV8662 ü ...
    on Jul 29, 2011

  • Blog Post: July 2011 SwitcherPro News: Release of SwitcherPro 3.14

    Jeanie Anirudhan
    SwitcherPro now has 163 TI parts in it! If you haven't checked out SwitcherPro™ lately, download or go online for Version 3.14! What's New in July? N ew Device Designs: TPS40400, TPS62362, TPS84410, TPS53355, T PS54478, TPS54227 New EVM Designs: TPS40400EVM-351, TPS54478EVM...
    on Aug 15, 2011

  • Forum Post: LM5009 and LM5009A SPICE model Availability

    James Paul
    I am wanting to know if there are SPICE models available for the LM5009 and LM5009A Buck COT Regulator chips that can be utilized within TINA-TI? I have used WebBench, but most of my other circuits are simulated in TINA-TI, and I would like to do a system simulation. Therefore, I am looking for ...
    on Feb 10, 2012

  • Forum Post: SwitcherPro for TPS2375x PoE designs?

    Kaelin Colclasure
    Is it possible to use SwitcherPro for TPS2375x PoE designs? I realize that these chips are not included in the bundled libraries, but is there a similar chip to the DC/DC side that can be used to "what if?" the design of a power supply?
    on Feb 15, 2012

  • Forum Post: LM3102 designs do not work

    Patrick Goettsch
    Hi everyone, we use the LM3102 voltage regulator for 5V and 3.3V supplies and are having quite a hard time with it. Below you can see the schematics of the 5V supply with some measurements in red letters. We use the LM3102 according to the proposed webench design which also complies with the datasheet...
    on Sep 12, 2012

  • Forum Post: TPS622313 Power dissipation on Switcher Pro

    Kohei Sasaki
    In attached Switcher Pro report. Power dissipation of TPS622313 is 365mW. In this calculation of power disipation, what is the Rds(on)? Are the equations in datasheet P.39 used on Switcher Pro? (Please visit the site to view this file)
    on Oct 2, 2012

  • Forum Post: LM3414HV off current (6uA) too high for application. HELP!! ;)

    David Hillstrom
    I have a little problem with a circuit that I have inherited. I have included a .zip with two jpg's that outline the problem precisely. But it boils down to the fact that when the LM3414HV is "shut down" with a low on the DIM pin, the thing still draws about 6uA through the LEDs, which...
    on May 10, 2013

  • Forum Post: LM26001Q model

    guillaume Vigneau
    Hello, I'm looking for a PSPICE model of the LM26001Q. I saw there is a model for the LM26001 but when I download it and import on PSpice, the model component has only 5 pins (instead of 17pins, according to the datasheet). Furthermore, the LM26001 model i have download is called "Average...
    on May 22, 2013

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