Part Number: LM25184 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: , LM5180 Dear Technical Support Team ,
I would like to ask for your technical support regarding the CS101 susceptibility performance of the LM25184NGUR .
In our application, we are using the LM25184NGUR…
Part Number: LM25184 Dear TI Members,
We are using LM25184NGU in our PCB and the refernce is taken from the TI power bench. We are getting the voltages higher than the intended.
Schematic is:
BOM:
Observations:
During Initial power ON…
Part Number: LM25184-Q1 Hello TI Support Team,
I am currently developing a 24 V input, 12 V / 1 A PSR flyback converter based on the LM25184-Q1 for an automotive application.
I am using the official LM25184-Q1 PSpice transient model ( SNVMC00.ZIP…
Part Number: LM25184 Hi support team all.
Could you please provide the following information?
- Values of min and max for threshold 2.5 A (typ) at which protection is released
- Conditions for transition to limit mode of 2.5 A typ after detecting…
Part Number: LM25184 Hello,
I'm currently trying to create a design with the LM25184. Webench Designer was quite useful for roughly evaluating its suitability for the planned application. However, the output there is questionable in detail. First, it…
Part Number: LM25184-Q1 Tool/software: Hello all,
i am using this controller LM25184-Q1 to design my flyback. I know that this current limitation of 4.1A inside the controller serves also as overcurrent protection for Output side. Works this also as…
Part Number: LM25184-Q1 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LM25184 Dear TI Support Team,
I hope you are doing well.
I am currently working on a flyback power supply design using the LM25184 controller and would like your assistance in reviewing my schematic…
Part Number: LM25184-Q1 Tool/software: Hello all,
i have a question regarding maximal FET reverse voltage (SW to GND), which is 70 V in Datasheet. We designed for our flyback a clamping circuit, which should clamp the voltage under this value. However…
Part Number: LM25184 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LM25183 , Isn't there an error in the following 3 descriptions in the data sheet?
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I think this description is for LM25183.
Isn't 2.5 A wrong and 4.1 A correct? …
Part Number: LM25184-Q1 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LM25184 , PSPICE-FOR-TI
Tool/software:
I tried to make some simulation in Ltspice with the unencrypted version of LM25184-Q1(i got this model from TI ). As example i used the illustration of…