Part Number: LM5175
Planned to use startup resistor/ LDO to power up the LM5175 and using external gate drivers. But how to deal with the SW/SW2 pins.
SW / SW2 absolute maximum rating ≈ 60 V
However, in my application:
The switching node…
Part Number: LM5175 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: , LM5176 , LM5176-Q1 , TPS43060 , LM5122 Hello, I am having a perplexing issue with a buck-boost converter based around the LM5175 chip. I used TI's Webench to suggest the suitable components.
The…
Part Number: LM5175 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LM51772 , Tool/software: We are developing the 65 Watt 1C Mobile Chargers for Automobile Application
Input Voltage Range: 12VDC (10VDC - 15V DC)
Output Voltage Range: 3.3VDC - 21VDC
Output Current…
Part Number: LM5175 Tool/software: Hi there,
I'm working on a buck-boost converter using the LM5175 with the following specs: Input: 4.5-16V Output: 5V/10A max Switching frequency: 500kHz
I'm seeing an output ripple of about 100-150 mVpp at around…
Part Number: LM5175 Tool/software: Hi, I would like to use the LM5175 IC to make a CC/CV battery charger. I understand that I am able to get CC by using the average output current limiting function. If I were to use the LM5175 for charging, will it charge…
Part Number: LM5175 Hey,
we are facing some malfunction issues with the LM5175PWPR on our PCB. The error occurred more than once after we got our devices back from the customer. We have no clear customer usage statement of what happened. We assume that…
Part Number: LM5175-Q1 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LM34936-Q1 , , LM5157-Q1 , LM5175 , LM34936 , LM5176 , LM51770 , LM51772 Hi team,
can you narrow down the differences between LM5175-Q1 and LM34936-Q1?
I see there is different max. voltage rating…
Part Number: LM5175 Dear TI Engineer,
We found that the EMI test of LM5175 exceeded the standard when implementing 12V-24V input and 19V/4A output.
The schematic is as below:
LM5175 Schematic.pdf
We parallel RC circuits before and after the…
Part Number: LM5175 Tool/software: I have a problem with cycle-by-cycle average current limiting. According to the quickstart tool, I should use a 10 mΩ sense resistor to get a protection current of about 9 A. However, when I lower the input voltage to…