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• LM5001: negative to negative buck converter (-5V to -2.8V)

  

  Shinichi Inoue

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  Part Number: LM5001 Tool/software: Dear Specialists, My customer is looking for negative to negative buck solution. At related thread, I understand LM5001 is available. Could you please answer following questions? --- (1) Could you please let…

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  • 4 months ago
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• LM5001-Q1: LM5001-Q1

  

  akanksha upadhyay

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  Part Number: LM5001-Q1 Dear Sir/Madam, I have selected LM5001-Q1 as Sepic Convereter . While reading the datasheet i came across max Voltage across COMP pin . It stated as 7v . In functional diagram i saw the circuit ,it's basically the Comparator…

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• LM5001-Q1: DCDC Converter selection

  

  Monique Dubois

  Part Number: LM5001-Q1 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LM5122 , LM51770 Tool/software: Hi, I am looking for a DCDC buck/boost converter that can take in 3.6V and output 36V. I found this one, the LM5001-Q1, but it can only output 1A, and I need it…

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• LM5001-Q1: LM5001-q1

  

  akanksha upadhyay

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  Part Number: LM5001-Q1 I have designed SEPIC Converter with LM5001-q1 with input voltage ranging from 3.5V to 15V and output voltage of 11.5V . Here is the data i have recorded INPUT VOLTAGE OUTPUT VOLTAGE Input Current 15V 11…

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• LM5001-Q1: LM5001-Q1

  

  akanksha upadhyay

  Part Number: LM5001-Q1 Hello, I have chosen 3.5-20V input and output of 11.5V ,100mA.Problem is that switching is not taking place. I have skipped the comp pin circuit .Does it has anything to do with the comp pin circuit. Also i have used Rt 12k…

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• LM5001: In boost mode, Is there a current or power limit?

  

  Kevin Huang8

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  Part Number: LM5001 Tool/software: Hi In boost mode, Does the LM5001 have any current or power limitations? does the boost mode have a voltage range?

  • 6 months ago
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• LM5001: webench question

  

  Lillian Liu(SH)

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  Part Number: LM5001 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LM5158 Tool/software: Hi team, Could you help check why I can't design as below setting? Thanks Lillian

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• LM5001-Q1: LTSpice Simulation File not working correct

  

  Mehmet COBAN

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  Part Number: LM5001-Q1 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LM5001 Hello, Is there a problem with LM5001-Q1 Ltspice File? Because I cannot get any logical output regardless of what I put... BR, Mehmet

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• LM5001-Q1: LM5001Q1

  

  akanksha upadhyay

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  Part Number: LM5001-Q1 Dear Sir/Madam, I have selected the part LM5001-Q1 for SEPIC converter with input voltage 3.5V to 15V and output voltage of 12V . When i am selecting the output current of 230mA on TI work Bench it says " Design update failed…

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• LM5001: Selection suggestions for TI DC-DC flyback control chip

  

  子豪 王

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  Part Number: LM5001 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LM5158 , LM5156 , LM5155 Hi, I would like to use a TI flyback controller(output power 15W,no external MOSFET required) for a DC-DC flyback converter with 3 outputs, two of them being not isolated…

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