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stablizing battery charger without load

stablizing battery charger without load

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David Knight
Posted by David Knight
on Apr 19 2012 11:20 AM
Prodigy60 points


 I used LM25088 buck controller to create a lead acid battery charger.

Since the product is a battery charger, I don't put much capacitance on output of buck converter, since battery is large capacitive load. The output capacitance is 6 pieces of 1206 1u x7r capacitors in parallel. The inductor is SER2915H-153KL by Coilcraft. It is 15uH inductor. Datasheet is here: http://www.coilcraft.com/pdf_viewer/showpdf.cfm?f=pdf_store:ser2900.pdf.

I have a customer who wants to use this product as dc-dc converter. I'd like to do so, but the output is unstable without a battery. What can I do to make this design stable without load, hopefully without changing the layout?

I'm thinking change switching frequency from 300kHz to 1MHz, and using smaller inductor. Will this get me there? 

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  • Denislav Petkov
    Posted by Denislav Petkov
    on May 02 2012 18:46 PM
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    Hi David,

    I would suggest using our WEBENCH tool for the component selection of this device. You can optimize the components, operating frequency, and simulate the circuit. 

    You can go to http://www.ti.com/product/lm25088

    You will see a page like this:

    On the right you will see the WEBENCH input panel. Enter your requirements and click on Open Design.

    Regards,

    Denislav

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