Hi Habib,
The IC switching frequency of 17.5kHz is abnormal given that in your initial spreadsheet, the switching frequency is 250kHz.
Is it possible to isolate the LM5085 circuit by itself and just have it connected to a stable input supply and output…
Part Number: LM5085 Hi Team,
Customer input voltage is around 55V, they want to know how to lower the frequency setting below to 200KHz around? But different RT values set seems no different in customer system, they try 1M-ohm and 2M-ohm resistor, but…
Part Number: LM5085 Hello,
LM5085SDX/NOPB is out of stock. Can you suggest an alternate or a direct replacement for this LM5085SDX/NOPB? We are line down because of this part. Thank you!
Best Regards,
Sandar Linn
Part Number: LM5085 Hello guys,
One of my customers run LM5085 transient simulation on PSpice for TI with the attached circuit.
The simulation was finished normally but the output voltage (C2 voltage) was 0V (the target voltage is 5V).
Do you have any…
Part Number: LM5085 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LM5088 , , LM5116 Hi there, we have been looking for PMIC that could step down the voltage from input voltage(50.5V to 36V ) to output voltage of 7V. This converter is particularly for powering servos…
Part Number: LM5085 Dear
In my test for
Vin:48V Vout:24V/5A But when loading the power down.
Can you hlep check the SCH and pcb? Thanks
No load:
loading:
Part Number: LM5085 I am using a circuit generated by Power Designer in a circuit board intended to drive several hobby-type servos, for use in robotics teaching labs.
The problem I am having is really big voltage drops, presumed to be associated with…
