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  • LM5137: LM5137 SCH review

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    Part Number: LM5137 Hi Teams, My customer is designing the power board for the robot board, which is powered by a 48V battery with 48V input and 48V output 24V@20A The attachment is a schematic diagram, please help review it. Thank you! LM5137_2026…

  • LM5137-Q1: LM5137-Q1 Schematic Configuration

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    Part Number: LM5137-Q1 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LM5143A-Q1 , Hi We originally used the LM5143A-Q1 to implement a four-phase synchronous buck converter. Since the input voltage may exceed 65 V, we have decided to switch to the LM5137-Q1. In addition…

  • LM5137-Q1: Please review the schematic of LM5137-Q1

    Part Number: LM5137-Q1 Dear TI experts, My customer made their schematic using LM5137-Q1. Could you review it? LM5137-Q1_Power block(DCDC).pdf Best regards, Chase
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  • LM5137-Q1: Design Questions for 4-Phase LM5137-Q1 Synchronous Buck Layout and Thermal/EMI Considerations

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    Part Number: LM5137-Q1 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LM5137F-Q1-EVM12V , PMP41158 Hi We are designing a 4-phase synchronous BUCK using the LM5137-Q1 . System conditions are: Input voltage: 48 V Output voltage: 14.5 V Maximum output current…
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  • LM5137-LM25137-DESIGN-CALC: Is there any tool or reference design for the LM5137/LM25137 which was used for inverting buck-boost topology?

    Part Number: LM5137-LM25137-DESIGN-CALC Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LM5137 Hi team, I'm using the LM5137 to evaluate a solution, and I want to configure LM5137 with the two phase invertin buck-boost controller topology, is there any desig tool…

  • LM5137-Q1: Need PSpice model of LM5137-Q1.

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    Part Number: LM5137-Q1 Tool/software: Hi Expert, Do you have the PSpice model of LM5137-Q1? I can’t find it in ti.com. Thanks! Best Regards, Leo Ma
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  • LM5137: Single channel use.

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    Part Number: LM5137 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LM5190 , , LM5145 Hi team, Boston Dynamics is looking at using only 1 channel of the LM5137. If they do (by using enable 2), can they leave all CH2 pins floating? (CBOOT2, HO2, SW2, LO2, ISNS2+…
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  • LM5137-Q1: Power collapse around 500W

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    Part Number: LM5137-Q1 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LM5137 Hello, First off this is an ITAR project so I was wondering if this was a secure channel I could upload files to? A quick overview of the system. I have two LM5137-Q1 for four phase operation…
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  • LM5137F-Q1: Schematic Review(LM5137-Q1)

    Part Number: LM5137F-Q1 (Moved from internal)-Onkar Bhakare https://e2e.ti.com/support/power-management-group/power-management---internal/f/power-management---internal-forum/1633125/lm5137-q1-schematic-review-lm5137-q1/6301770 Hi, KyungShin(Hyungmin…

  • LM5137: 1000W step-down solution

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    Part Number: LM5137 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: PMP23611 , PMP23591 , LMG708B0 Hi team, I would like to ask if it is possible for LM5137 to implement 1000W step-down solution, 48V to 12V. may need 83A output current. Is there any reference design…

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