Part Number: LM70880-Q1 Tool/software: Hi
I saw R12 and C22 on the current sense circuit from EVM as below.
What is the purpose of this circuit ?
Thanks
BR,
Hank
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Could you share why inductor current ripple has to be higher than 30% and lower than 50% of the max DC output current?
Regards, Ochi