Part Number: LM25088 I'm working on a buck converter to step down 400V to 180V with a 1A max output current.
It seems that almost all of TI's buck controllers have built in drivers and none have an input voltage that works with a 400V rail. I…
Part Number: LM25088-Q1 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LM25088 I would like to know the function of Rramp resistor in the below configuration. Datasheet recommends Rramp ony for VOUT>5V but my VOUT is 5V. And also why a 1M ohm resistor is used.
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Part Number: LM25088 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LM5088 Hi, team!
I use LM25088(Buck) to produce -15V with TINA as shown in figure. But GND in chip(Pin 6) provides 8A current which formed a close loop with inductor, diode when switch is open.
So…
Part Number: LM25088-5088QUICK-CALC Would you let me know about password of LM25088-5088QUICK-CALC?
I want to confirm customer's value for compensation network on this tool.
Best regards,
Satoshi
Part Number: LM25088 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LM5088 I created two versions of a large PCB, both with a[26V down to 15V]-12V DC-DC up to >5A output current based on the same LM25088 schematic but different layouts. Both times I had issues with…
Part Number: LM25088
Hello,
With the LM25088, there are 2 versions. The LM25088-1 offers dithering, and the LM25088-2 offers overload restart timing. They use the same pin for these two different purposes.
For production, we're considering using both…
Part Number: LM25088 Our customers have always used lm25088mh-1 to produce their products before. Recently, 1000 pcs products have been replaced by lm25088qmh-2. Other circuits have not been changed. It is found that 300 + PCs are burned out. What are…