Part Number: ATL431 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: ATL432 , Hi Team,
Could you tell me Low Frequency Noise performance of ATL431 and ATL432 if you have?
I could not find the spec in its datasheet.
Regards,
Takashi Onaw
Part Number: ATL431 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: ATL432 , , Hello guys,
One of my customers considering using ATL431 or ATL432 for their next products.
They have the following questions. Could you please give me your reply?
Q1. Fiqure 19 on…
Part Number: LM5023 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TL432 , LMV431 , , ATL432 In the schematic diagram,(12V 5A), using the TL432, regulation is suitable up to 12V 2A; after that, the voltage drops significantly. Replacing the TL432 with LMV431, the regulation…
Hi Eric,
The ATL432 has a larger Ika range than NCP431. The ATL432 has the best Ika range in the market.
The ATL432 goes from 35uA to 100mA.
The NCP431 goes from 60uA to 100mA.
The TL432 goes from 600uA to 100mA.
-Marcoo
Part Number: UCC28782EVM-030 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: UCC28782 , , ATL432 Hello:
We have some UCC28782 based modules: assembled with values close to the UCC28782EVM-030 EVAL KIT. Right now, input is rectified AC with sufficient input filter…
Part Number: UCC28782EVM-030 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: ATL432 , UCC28782 , TL431 Hello:
Pl see attached ppt copied from the EVAL kit document.
The table shows how Rdm & Rtz change with load.
How does one interpret the Table?
It is clear…
Part Number: TL431 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TL432 , , , ATL432 , TL432LI , , , ATL432LI What is the difference between TL431 and ATL431? What is the difference between TL431 and TL432?
Hi,
It seems your design is causing issues with one ATL432 but not another. I believe this could be a compensation issue. Can you try increasing the values of C30 and see if that changes anything?
-Marcoo
Hi Sheldon,
This oscillation is occurring because seemingly the phase margin is low. You should be able to correct this by adding a capacitor between the cathode and reference.
Second, probe your cathode pin and I think you won't have enough input…