Part Number: LM5175 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LMR14050 , hi ti engineer
Please kindly help to review the LM5175 and LMR14050 schematic diagram and provide your comment if this is available, thanks.
6320.LM5175.pdf 6320.LMR14050.pdf
Part Number: LMR14050 Hi,
1. Could LMR14050 output stable 0.1 - 5A for all Vout range (0.75 - 38V)?
2. In webench design, some Vin, Vout and Iout combinations are invalid. Where can I get the error message so that I could figure out the root cause and…
Part Number: LMR14050 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LM5117 Hi, I've few questions about this schematic. I use the LMR14050 to charge 1S/2S/3S IO-LITH batteries by monitoring the charge current with a INA series current sense. *Is stable the buck…
Part Number: LMR14050-Q1 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LM61495 , LM61460 , LMR14050 , LMR14020 Hi
We are using TI's Buck ICs for one of our projects with a automotive giant in US (for confidential issues we cant reveal the customer as well as project…
Part Number: LMR14050-Q1 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LMR14050 Hi TI support team,
I need a buck-boost power in my application.
Operating Condition: Vin = 9 ~ 16 Vout = 12V Iout = 500mA
I found a application note here https://www.ti.com.cn/lit/an/snva795…
Part Number: LMR14050 Hi will this step down converter be enough to handle an automotive 12v connection and bring it down to 5v@5 amps? It will be powering a ESP32/Arduino Dev Kit.