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a couple of questions regarding TPS40422 IC in 2 Phase Mode

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Roman Davydov
Posted by Roman Davydov
on Apr 16 2012 10:15 AM
Prodigy50 points

Hi All,

I haven't fully understanding how to correctly connect next pins in "two phase mode":

1) CNTL2 pin, should I leave float or connect to CNTL1 pin?;

2) PG2 pin, should I leave float or connect to PG1 pin?;

3) VSNS2 & GSNS2 pins, should I leave float or connect to ground or connect to output load?

Also I didn't find a Reference Design of TPS40422 in "two phase mode", is this document exist?

Best Regards,

Roman.

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  • Martin Cardella
    Posted by Martin Cardella
    on Apr 17 2012 16:30 PM
    Intellectual2770 points

    Hi Roman,

    Thank you for your interest in TI parts. The dual-phase EVM has not yet been released, but I have an available schematic that should provide the information you need. Please find it attached, but use at your own risk since this is not yet released.

    In summary, to answer your questions:

    1) CNTL2 pin can be grounded.

    2) PG2 pin should be tied to ground through a 10k. The EVM has it left floating, but it would be better to tie it through 10k to ground.

    3) VSNS2 and GSNS2 should be tied to the output the same as if it were an independent output. This is used for voltage reporting via PMBus.

    I hope this helps.

    MC.

    2541.Dual Phase Forum.pdf

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  • Roman Davydov
    Posted by Roman Davydov
    on Apr 18 2012 02:57 AM
    Prodigy50 points

    Thanks for help, dear Martin!

    Best Regards,

    Roman.

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