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Problem with the TPS61040 DC/DC Boost Converter

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Jean-Hugues Decker
Posted by Jean-Hugues Decker
on Apr 19 2009 09:48 AM
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tps61040_pcb_517.jpg

Hi,

I'm facing an issue with the TPS61040.I would like to create an output voltage up to 14V from a 3v3 input voltage.

For the drawing I used the typical one described in the chip datasheet.

The list of my components:
Cin = 4,7µF (X5R)
Co = 1µF
L1 = 10µH (LQH32CN100K33L from Murata)
D1 = MBR0530T1G (from ON Semiconductor)
R1 = 1M (+/- 1%)
R2 = 100K (+/- 1%)
Cff = 33pF

When I change the voltage level on the En PIN I can see the Feedback voltage changing from 0.29V to 1.37V

But the output voltage stays at (3V3 - 0.25V)

I join a picture of my PCB,

Is anyone could help?

Thanks,

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  • Jeff F
    Posted by Jeff F
    on Apr 20 2009 17:32 PM
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    The values of the components seen reasonable although the inductor current rating is a bit low, which will limit the maximum output current, and its DCR is really high, which will reduce efficiency and also limit maximum output current capability.  If the output voltage does not change when EN goes high but the FB voltage does change, then something is wrong with the FB resistors because the FB pin should follow Vo through those resistors.  On the PCB, is R2 connected to GND?

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  • Jean-Hugues Decker
    Posted by Jean-Hugues Decker
    on Apr 21 2009 03:55 AM
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    Thanks for your reply,

    In the datasheet there is no indication about the DCR value for the inductor :(

    I have checked that R2 is grounded, and it is OK.

    I have found this part from Murata for the inductor LQH32CN4R7M33L, that offers lower DCR and higher rated current in the same package.

    Do you think that could help?

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  • Jeff F
    Posted by Jeff F
    on Apr 21 2009 11:32 AM
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    I am not convinced that the inductor DCR is the problem but you could change it.  Also make sure that the inductor was installed properly and not shorted. 

    I don't understand how the output voltage remains constant while the FB pin voltage changes.  The FB pin is a high impedance input pin and so it should follow the output voltage, scaled by the FB resistors.   

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