Part Number: LM5005 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TINA-TI Tool/software: TINA-TI or Spice Models Hi,
I am unable to convert the unencrypted model to SABER model as some of the files are missing in the .LIB file. Can you please provide the complete unencrypted…
Part Number: LM5005 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TINA-TI Tool/software: WEBENCH® Design Tools Hello guys,
One of our customers is considering using LM5005 for their new products. They want to simulate lm5005 by WEBENCH or other any way (TINA-TI or…
Part Number: LM5005 Tool/software: WEBENCH® Design Tools Hey there,
I guess there is an error in the schematic shown in the webbench (pic below). According to the datasheet, Ccomp2 should be connected after Rcomp. Furthermore it is stated, that PRE should…
Part Number: LM5005 When using the LM5005 in inverted operation (i.e. creating a negative output voltage), what should the exposed pad on the back of the device be connected to? Is it supposed to still connected to Agnd & Pgnd (which are now not "Ground…
Part Number: LM5005
Hello,
This circuit operated under test on five different boards, recently one of them showed the following situation:
-When I turn on the circuit it runs fine, 48V input and 12V output.
-If the load is smaller than something around…
Part Number: LM5005 Tool/software: WEBENCH® Design Tools i'm using the LM5005MH with an input voltage of 54-60 volts. The folowing values are used:
Rt: 24kOhm / 1%
Lf: 33µH; Cramp: 330pF
Rfb1: 1,69kOhm / 1%; Rfb2: 1kOhm / 1%
Cbst: 22nF
Css…
Part Number: LM5005 Hi,
I am using LM5005 for my power supply.
Input: 12V to 60V DC
Out Put: 10.5V DC @2.5A
My problem is, I am not getting load current. Out put current is very low. only one LED is ON.
How to set max 2.5A Load current.
Note: I am using…
Part Number: LM5050-1 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LM5005 Hi Team,
as attached the schematic and test waveform, may we know this schemaric is correct?
our LM5005 circuit , after the part in the green frame removed, measure the waveform of Vin/ Vout…
Hello David,
we isolated the DAP from the -19V and it worked.
I don't really know why it worked on my evaluation board where the exposed pad was connected to ground.
I assume that it is a combination of the DAP connected to ground and layout, why…