Hello,
Since we have not head back in a while, I will be closing this thread. If you have more questions, you can open a new thread or re-open this one by replying.
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Ridge
Part Number: LM22679 Hi team,
My customer uses LM22679TJ-ADJ in their project and the customer met two issues now. Below is their schematic.
1. As the load current increases, the LM22679 output voltage decreases
2. As the load current increases, the LM22…
Part Number: LM22679 Hello,
Is the pin FMEA details available for LM22679. Would like to understand the impact of ADJ and SS pin - Short to VCC,GND and adjacent pin condition.
Thanks
Arun
Part Number: LM22679-Q1 Dear SIr/ Madam,
Can i get any reference circuit to generate 33 Volts from the output of the IC, provided the given supply will be 28 Volts to the IC.
Best Regards
Rohith
Part Number: LM22679 Dears, We have been using LM22679TJE-ADJ in our products for 9 years. Until now, we had cleared the shipping inspection without any problems, but from this lot, the ripple has increased. This is the first time I have been manufacturing…
Part Number: LM22679 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LM22678 Hi,
I would like to use LM22679 as alternative part for my current LM22678 design.
If Soft Start feature are not require, can I just left it floating?
Thanks.
Part Number: LM22679 WEBENCH suggest both parts for 12V output from 36V input. Datasheet , section 7.1, suggests that for output voltages 5V and above, the -5.0 version should be used. I am looking for an advice about which part to use for 12V output, …
Part Number: LM22679 Hello, I completed my design with LM22679-5p0_TRANS model, and now I would like to test loop stability. My understanding is that I should replace TRANS model with the TM22679-5p0_AVG model, and properly connect VIN, FB, SW and GND…
Part Number: LM22679 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LM61460 , LM22677 HI
I need to add remote on/off control to a regulator using the LM22679 - is this possible?
Many thanks
Steve
Part Number: LM22679 HI all,
I've been handed some prototype boards to debug that use the LM22679-ADJ part to generate a 5V, 4A max output from a 9V to 19V input. This is the first time we are using this circuit. The output is stable for a given load…