Part Number: LM76005 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LM70840 Tool/software: If I want to convert 58V to 10V, 4A, the Vin will up to 59.5V, but it never reach 60V,
pls help evaluate if LM76005 can withstand this high Vin, the datasheet shows 65V is the…
Part Number: LM76005-Q1 Tool/software: I am trying to simulate the LM76005-Q1, but I can't get an output voltage. In every sim I run (OrCAD Pspice - both a "manual" circuit drawn from the Webench output and the provided "Buck_Startup" simulation…
Part Number: LM76005-Q1 Tool/software: I am trying to simulate the LM76005-Q1, but I can't get an output voltage. In every sim I run (OrCAD Pspice - both a "manual" circuit drawn from the Webench output and the provided "Buck_Startup" simulation…
Part Number: LM76005 Tool/software: Hello, I am using LM76005 to design an application with 12V output (input 25~42V, output current 2A, board schematic has been referenced to LM76005 QEVM). At present, a 12V output load will have a reverse energy (as…
Part Number: LM76005 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LMR51450 Hi Team,
I just use Webench for LM76005 of Vin=22V and the output is 20V/5A.
Please refer to the attached file.
WBDesign869.pdf
customer is worried that the thermal will be an issue.
I found…
Part Number: LM76005 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS562242 , , LM70860-Q1 , Tool/software: I'm designing a circuit that has to convert 48V to 12V (LM76005, 5A), and 12V to 3.3V (TPS562242) using cascaded buck converters. To improve the efficiency,…
Hi Conrad,
Just following up with you if there are any other questions regarding this topic. If not, please close the thread by clicking on "resolved". Thank you,
Ben