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• LMR33630ADDAEVM: SW spikes

  

  Sveinn Jia

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  Part Number: LMR33630ADDAEVM Hi Team, I have a question about LM33630EVM. Why Vin=24V, Vout=5V/3A. SW spikes are small or even none but vin=8V Vout=5V/3A. SW spikes are bigger. Could you tell me the reason? B R Sveinn

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  • 1 month ago
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• LMR33630ADDAEVM: PCB files of LMR33630ADDAEVM

  

  Baran AKBIYIK

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  Part Number: LMR33630ADDAEVM Hello, Could you please share PCB files of LMR33630ADDAEVM evaluation board ? Best Regards

  • 7 months ago
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• LMR33630ADDAEVM: layer thickness and thermal simulation

  

  Adrian Ymeraj

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  Part Number: LMR33630ADDAEVM Hello team, I'm testing the EVM mentioned above but I didn't find on the Datasheet the copper layer thickness. Could you please provide this info? Or at least indicate where to find it? Also, how can I run a thermal…

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  • over 3 years ago
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• LMR33630ADDAEVM: LMR33630A

  

  Richard mang

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  Part Number: LMR33630ADDAEVM Hello, Copied circuit of LMR33630A from TI application notes (L is 8.2uH) except we used one 330uF Aluminum Capacitor, one 22uF ceramic one at the output. Feedback Resistors are 100k/24.9k. Designed 24V in/5v out. Very light…

  • over 4 years ago
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• RE: LMR33630-Q1: LMR33630-Q1 EVM

  

  Kygo Cheng

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  Hi Frank, Got it! I will choose LMR33630ADDAEVM for 400kHz SOIC ,THX

  • over 1 year ago
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• LMR33630: Power management forum

  

  Gavin Jones

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  Part Number: LMR33630 Dear TI, I am designing an electronic access control system which must provide power to peripherals at 12VDC and, in some cases, 24VDC, with total output current from 0 to 3A. The system is powered from a 32V AC/DC PSU with battery…

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  • 9 months ago
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• RE: WEBENCH® Tools/LMR33630: LMR33630 eliminates voltage fluctuation consultation

  

  Harrison Overturf

  Hello, You can simulate an input line transient using Webench, I've shared a design with you below: https://webench.ti.com/appinfo/webench/scripts/SDP.cgi?ID=BD6074EB80C3CF99 The best way to test would be to test this on an EVM and see if the output…

  • over 2 years ago
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