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• LM2598: Support for 5V in, 5V out

  

  Jesse van der Zouw

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  Part Number: LM2598 Is it possible to use the LM2598 in an application with 5-36V in, 5V out? It mentions a max duty cycle of 100%, does that mean this mode of operation is supported?

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  • over 2 years ago
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• LM2594HV: Soft-start suppoted?

  

  Hisao Uchikoshi

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  Part Number: LM2594HV Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LM2594 , LM2598 , LM2599 Hi Experts, Does LM2594HV support soft-start? Regards, Uchikoshi

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• RE: LM2595 - setup rising edge of output voltage

  

  Arief Hernadi

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  Hi Ales, Instead of using LM2595, you might be able to use the LM2598 which has a soft-start pin. http://www.ti.com/product/lm2598/description In this case you can adjust the value of the capacitor in order to set the output voltage rate that you wanted…

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• RE: LM2596 start time

  

  Frank De Stasi

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  The soft-start for the LM2596 is fixed and not specified. We can not guarantee that it is longer than 200us However, the LM2597 or LM2598 both have adjustable soft-start; one of these may be a better choice.

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