Part Number: LM5085-Q1 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LM5085 , LM5175 Tool/software: I want to use the LM5085 in the to genrate the 7.5V, 5A.
But VIN is 4.5V -36V, so I have the question, when the VIN is less than the VOUT, maybe VIN is 4.5V to 7.5V. …
Part Number: LM5085-Q1 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LM5085 , LM5149 , LM5148 Tool/software: Hello, I want to design the LM5085 to give 5V and 10A at the output, the input would be from 10V to 60V. I need two of the same circuits on the same board of…
Part Number: LM5085-Q1 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LM5085 I am trying to simulate a buck converter using the the PSPICE .lib file in LTspice (LM5085_TRANS) and It shows an error that says "Analysis: Time step too small; time= 1.26758e-11, timestep…
Part Number: LM5085-Q1 Hi, I have designed a buck converter for my project. It works but it has much ripple on output. Noise affected other designs. I used reference design but it has not worked well. I changed the RT resistor and removed cff capacitor…
Part Number: LM5085-Q1 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LM5085 Hi, We are trying to use LM5085 DC-DC buck driver as buck constant current driver for LEDs. We are using Op-Amp and sense resistor to sense output current, Op-Amp output voltage is connected to…
Part Number: LM5163H-Q1 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LM5085 , LM5163 Tool/software: Assuming proper PCB layout is achieved, are EMI filters needed for Constant On Time converters like the LM5163 and LM5085?
If so, can you refer me to any app notes…
Part Number: LM5085-Q1 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LM5085
Hello
I am using LM5085 in one of my boards: Design is for Input: 20V to 60V; Output 24V (for Vin >=24V); Output = Vin (for Vin <24V); Max power = 75W. I am seeing two issues:
1. When…
Part Number: LM5085-Q1 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LM5085 Hi.
I made a project with the LM5085 to reduce the voltage from 48V to 12V. The output has a minimum current of 10mA and maximum current of 2A. For the LM5085, I used WEBENCH to define the components…
Part Number: LM5085-Q1 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LM25085 , LM5085 These two parts seem to be identical besides the VIN spec and the odd optional but also required D2 on LM5085. If my VIN is less than 42V is LM25085 the better option?
Part Number: LM5085-Q1 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LM5085 Hi team,
customer use LM5085-Q1 and have problem. they set output is 12.5V, input range is from 10V to 40V.
1. if the VIN is below 13V, the output is the same with input, LM5085 work 100%duty…
