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TPS24710

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Anand Kumar Rai
Posted by Anand Kumar Rai
on Aug 03 2012 08:28 AM
Intellectual610 points

Hi all!!!

Below is shown a current limiting circuitry using TPS24710;

Requirements are:

Voltage: 4.9V to 6.0V

Current: 6 amps

Anyone can please review this design and confirm whether it will work for my requirements.

Thanks in advance for your efforts.

Best Regards

-Anand

 

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  • Avi Chami1
    Posted by Avi Chami1
    on Aug 03 2012 08:51 AM
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    Hi,

     

    The value of R2 seems to be too low.

    Are you sure that you can get a 3.84m sense resistor?

    Pullups missing on PG and FLT

    Series resistor missing on gate (Rgate)

     

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  • Zao Yang
    Posted by Zao Yang
    on Aug 03 2012 08:55 AM
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    Hi, which schematic you are refering to?

     

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  • Zao Yang
    Posted by Zao Yang
    on Aug 05 2012 15:14 PM
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    This is 5 V bus system. UVLO = 4.9V. Vin_nom = 5.0V, I_nom = 6.0A. COUT = 470uF

    Based on the calculation, Rsense = 3.43 mohm ( one 6 mohm and one 8 mohm in parallel. Both are 0805 size 1%)

    R3 is 24.9 kohm which gives the limited power of 36 W for CSD16403Q5

    CT is 4.7nF which gives 0.63msec Fault Time

    R1= 130kohm and R2 = 49.9kohm. This gives UVLO = 4.87V.

     

     

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  • Zao Yang
    Posted by Zao Yang
    on Aug 05 2012 15:18 PM
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    PGb or FLTb is usually pulled up with either resistor or LED to VIN to show the power good or fault situation.

     

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  • Anand Kumar Rai
    Posted by Anand Kumar Rai
    on Aug 05 2012 23:05 PM
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    Hi 1438816,

    Thanks for your quick reply!!

    This schematic is done as per the datasheet and suggested calculation of TPS24710, but I see some variation in R and C values in my and your calculations.

    I will surely look into that and revise my schematic as per the values suggested by you.

    Best regards

    -Anand

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  • Anand Kumar Rai
    Posted by Anand Kumar Rai
    on Aug 06 2012 00:09 AM
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    Hi 1438816,

    I am uploading the revised schematic after your suggestion and review with the connections of LEDs and gate resistor, please have a look and suggest any other updations if required. Can you please tell how the latch and retry modes will work for TPS24710 in bit detail.

    Best Regards

    -Anand

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