Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TINA-TI, , LM5170
Tool/software: TINA-TI
Hello, I am currently using the LM5170-Q1 to test some simulations in TINA TI for a customer. I have however some questions regarding the TINA TI reference design given on the product page.
In the situation I am simulating, the LM5170 is used as a buck boost between high voltage (10V) and low voltage (4V) batteries. The TINA TI reference design uses however a block called ''ISETA_DRIVER" which seems to be a library of some sorts which was originally configured for 48 V Vin. I was wondering if this block needs to be altered in order for the new configuration that I presented to work properly, because at the moment I am slightly confused as to how the ISETA_DRIVER affects the results and I am not too experienced with the code used in it. Do I even have to change anything in the ISETA_DRIVER block at all or is it simply for monitoring certain values? At the moment I have been able to get a stable configuration already without changing said block.
Thank you.