Hello Josh,
Since we are communicating via e-mail, I am going to close this e2e thread and let us continue discussions over e-mail.
Best Regards,
Katelyn
Part Number: LM3150 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LM25145 , LM25117 Hello,
We want to use the LM3150 to buck down 19V to 5V, with Iout peak of 10A, but we can't figure out the switching frequency and current limit by the equation provided in datasheet…
Part Number: LM3150 Conditions:
VIN: 7.5-15V
Vo = 3.738V(I have no idea why?)
Io = 3.25A
The problem is we have been seeing a small percentage of boards with this supply come in that show a voltage of ~3.9V on the output, some as high as 4V. The…
Part Number: LM3150 I'm trying to have a 3.3V 9A (very similar to eval board) with an air core inductor and I'm having an issue with keeping regulation, I had to remove my Cff cap in order to get the output to the proper voltage, with this cap populated…
Part Number: LM3150 I used the TI Power Designer and put in 12V minimum, output 5V 15A and used the LM3150 reference design. I imported it into Eagle and layed out the board and have assembled 3 of them and they all exhibit the same behavior. Measuring…
Hello Jacob,
The LM3150 is a Constant on time (COT) control architecture, its an on/off control architecture and Bode plots and compensation are not used with COTs.
For stable operation, we ensure the device as a ripple voltage at the feedback node…
Part Number: LM3150-250EVAL Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LM3150 , LM25145 , LM5145 Hi Sirs,
I want to measure the loop gain of this Evaluation Board.
is there a dedicated pin for injecting small ac signals?
Best reagards
Part Number: LM3150 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LM5119 Dear Team,
I would like to know how can LM3150 drive 20A output?
What's the driver device suit for this application?
Below is the spec:
Vin : 24V or 19V
Vout: 12V, 20A
Thanks…
Part Number: LM3150 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS2546 Hi,
We have designed a 5V power supply using LM3150, the input to the is from battery. When there is no load the output voltage is constant, but when we start increasing the load or a sudden…