Part Number: LM26420 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS62442 , TPS62865
Dear team,
1. As mentioned title, Can I combine 2 output for large current up to 4A?
Currently the customer are using LM26420 3 points for their system. but in case of 3.3V, they…
Part Number: LM26420 Hi,
Please provide spice model for Dual 2.0A, High Frequency Synchronous Step-Down DC-DC Regulator 20 pin ic LM26420-Q0PWP.
This ic spice model is not available in web.
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Part Number: LM26420-Q1 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LM26420LM26420-Q1.
Our product uses two LM26420-Q1. When we separately measure the static current of LM26420-Q1, the sum of the static current of VINC and VIND is 24mA, which is basically close…
Part Number: LM26420 Hi,
I am working on board in which we have used LM26420 for 3.3V and 1.8V output with 5V input, the circuit is shown below
I am getting no output from 3.3V and therefore the 1.8V is also not working.
Also, if I measure with oscilloscope…
Part Number: LM26420 Ladies and gentlemen,
I'm currently using LM26420Q1 in my design and wondering if I can parallel the outputs of the same output voltage to have higher current output to the load. My intention was using 2 separate but the same value…
Hi CSC,
Our product line only supports the buck converters LM26420 and TPS62441. For support on the other devices like TPS6141 and controllers, please make separate threads with the correct name of the converter in the title, so that the thread goes to…
Part Number: LM26420-Q1 Thanks for your support
After the chip returned to normal temperature after a low temperature test, the chip failed.
The output voltage is less than 100mV.
The resistance between sw to GND is 5 ohm.
We guess the lower MOS is short…
Part Number: LM26420 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS62442
Hello Sir,
I am using a Dual buck converter IC LM26420YMH/NOPB to get 3.3V and 1.2V DC from 5VDC input.
3.3V & 1.2VDC The output looks unhealthy,
Initially, Outputs are varying random…