Part Number: LM43601-Q1 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LM43601 Hi Teams,
The below figure is measure from LM43601 output .
That voltage output between -10V and -20V's is unstable and required about 200ms reach -22V
please help to identify which…
Part Number: LM43601 Tool/software: I am using the LM43601 to convert +5V to -9V in an inverting buck-boost configuration . The circuit is based on TI's application note , but I am facing an issue where the output voltage drops significantly under load…
Part Number: LM43601 Hello, The LT-SPICE 24 simulations of the LM43601 configured to output neg12V from a pos15V input failed so far.
I am using the following LM43601_AVG.LIB model which I believe is correct. The schematic is identical to the one proposed…
Part Number: LM43601 Tool/software: There is a description about level shift in snva856b.pdf. But on/off control is working on PSPICE without EN level shift circuit. Is it OK doing without EN level shifting?
Part Number: LM43601 Tool/software: Hello,
I am trying to design a circuit with an adjustable Inverting Buck-Boost (IBB) using the LM43601 part. The IBB takes +5 V as input and can produce any voltage in-between -5 V and -24 V. The output voltage should…
Part Number: LM43601
Tool/software:
I have created this circuit using the web software, and it works, but only sometimes. When you connect the 12V, it usually doesn’t start. At the -12V output, there is 0.6V, and sometimes it does start when you…
Part Number: LM43601
Tool/software:
Hi there,
I'm trying to use the LM43601PWPR to generate a -15V output from a 15V input.
Measuring on the board, I'm getting -1.9V.
(Note: Rfbt was subbed for 1.13M during assembly)
Link to schematic
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Part Number: LM43601 Tool/software:
I have created this circuit using the web software, and it works, but only sometimes. When you connect the 12V, it usually doesn’t start. At the -12V output, there is 0.6V, and sometimes it does start when you plug…
Part Number: LM43601 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TINA-TI Tool/software: Hi.
WebBench designer gave me this circuit.
In the WebBench designer, the simulation gave good result.
But I wanted to double-check it using TINA-TI.
I downloaded…
Part Number: LM43601
I have designed -12v DC from +12v DC using Ti webench and I used exact same components they have mentioned.
But I'm not getting -12v instead I'm getting -0.5V. can anyone help me to resolve the issue.
I even tried attaching…