Part Number: LM5170-Q1 We've experienced this LM5170-Q1 IC failure in Buck mode and we don't know why. It seems related to rail voltage supplied to this IC as it's partially damaged. Resistance between Vcc to GND is only a few hundred ohms after this…
Part Number: LM5170 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: INA228 , INA229 I'm using the LM5170 IC for my project, and following the datasheet, the current sense resistor is placed on the low-side.
- I'd like to know if it is possible to place it on the…
Hi Santosh,
You may start from the LM5170EVM-BIDIR with following changes:
3. Remove D3
4. Adjust R78 to set the output voltage
5.Change R18 to set OVPB threshold higher than 42V.
6. Follow below jumper settings for BUCK mode CV output.
Best Regards…
Part Number: LM5170 Hello,
in my application I have to source 100 A or less in a resistive load of about 0,1 ohm or less.
I need only to regulate the current flowing in the load, the voltage across can vary according to the load.
Is just enough apply…
Part Number: LM5170-Q1 Hello,
I am working on a high-power Buck Converter. The specs are as follow:
Vin: 40V ~ 60V
Vo: 24V
Io = 50 A
# of phases = 2
fsw = 80 kHz
Control Mode: Output Voltage Control Mode
Mode of Operation: Buck only
Controller IC: LM5170…
Part Number: LM5170 Hello,
I have to design a 50/100 A current source, from a power sypply of 14/18 V.
The load is resistive and with that current should not be more than 10/12 V.
I'm searching for a controller when I can set the desidered current with…
Part Number: LM5170 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TINA-TI Hi All,
I have a question about the Spice model of the LM5170.
A customer informed me that the PSpice model below is encrypted and cannot be imported into LTSpice.
Do you have unencrypted Spice…
Part Number: LM5170-Q1 Could you please give me advice for LM5170-Q1?
As attached file, the system shows IPK may affect by the RAMP and duty. But calculator doesn't change Boost/ Buck mode duty cycle when %. RAMP selection is updated. 1. Let me know…
Part Number: LM5170 I am looking for a Bidirectional Current Controller for DC-DC converter (buck and boost) whose High side/Low side output current can be controlled by input signal/command. I know LM5170 is well capable to do that. But, as far as I know…