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  • LMG3410R050: LMG3410R050 vs. LMG3411R050

    user6244044
    user6244044
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    Part Number: LMG3410R050 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LMG3411R050 Hi there, Except the handling of OCP events, is there any other difference between LMG3410R050 and LMG3411R050? Thanks!
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    • over 4 years ago
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  • LMG3410R050: Using LMG3410R050 with PSpice for TI sample circuit Test_LMG3410_BUCK

    Kaji@PAN
    Kaji@PAN
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    Part Number: LMG3410R050 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LMG3410R150 Hi, I am simulating the LMG3410R050 using PSpice for TI. There is Test_LMG3410_BUCK as a sample circuit in PSpice for TI. When I replace the LMG3410R150 in that circuit with the LMG3410R050…
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    • over 4 years ago
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  • LMG3410R050: Pspice model

    Thomas Johnson1
    Thomas Johnson1
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    Part Number: LMG3410R050 Hi, I am trying to implement the LMG3410R050 in LTSpice using the PSipce library file supplied. I have generated a symbol however when I attempt to run the simulation it comes up with the following error: The circuit i am trying…
    • over 4 years ago
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  • LMG3410R050: LLC Resonant Converter simulation problems

    Leandro Yoaquino
    Leandro Yoaquino
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    Part Number: LMG3410R050 Dear all, good morning. I am trying to simulate a resonant converter using Test_LMG3410_BUCK design example as starting point, just replacing LMG3410R150 with the LMG3410R050 . Apart from that, the switching frequency was changed…
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    • over 4 years ago
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  • LMG3410R050: To know the dynamic Rds_on performance of TI GaN

    Eric Lai
    Eric Lai
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    Part Number: LMG3410R050 Hi Expert, The engineer is studying the dynamic Rds_on performance of GaN. Whether TI GaN also address this performance? Can you share the definition and structure of this electric charactertics to us. Thanks Best regards, …
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    • over 4 years ago
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  • LMG3410R050: Paralleling GaN devices

    Hao Wen
    Hao Wen
    TI Thinks Resolved
    Part Number: LMG3410R050 Hello, I would like to parallel two TI GaN devices for both soft switching and hard switching. In the datasheet, it is suggested to add a small decoupling inductor for hard switching applications. I am not sure where to put this…
    • over 4 years ago
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  • LMG3410R050: GND in SPICE model?

    spmcv
    spmcv
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    Part Number: LMG3410R050 Hi, I was importing the model into my spice simulator and noticed the GND pin in the subcircuit definition. Since the LMG3410 has no GND pin, to what does this refer? The AGND isolated relative to the 12V or PWR ground relative…
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    • over 4 years ago
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  • LMG3410R050: Issue with pspice simulation for TI

    Hao Wen
    Hao Wen
    Resolved
    Part Number: LMG3410R050 Hello, I just downloaded the pspice for TI and ran the lmg3410r050 pspice model from TI website. The model is a buck converter but the simulation result is wrong. The switching node voltage of the buck converter is shown below…
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    • over 4 years ago
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  • LMG3410R050: Design help to use it as a high-side power switch

    Vicente Escaño
    Vicente Escaño
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    Part Number: LMG3410R050 Hello, I'm trying to use the LMG3410R050 as a high side power switch. In essence, this is the equivalent circuit I'm trying to achieve: I’m using the SPICE model provided in SNOM689A and the following circuit simulated…
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    • over 4 years ago
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  • LMG3410R050: Effect of Low Power Mode on startup procedure?

    spmcv
    spmcv
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    Part Number: LMG3410R050 Assume for the sake of argument that !LPM is pulled low during the startup procedure as describe in §8.3.4 of the data sheet. How would it affect the timing diagram in Fig. 16? I'm assuming, for starters, that !FAULT never…
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    • over 4 years ago
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