Part Number: LMR36006-Q1 Hi,
i am trying to calculate/estimate and compare the power losses and especially the switching losses for the following parts:
LMR36006AQRNXRQ1
LMR36006BRNXR
As shown in Application Report SLVAEQ9 i need a couple values of the…
Part Number: LMR36006 Hi Ti expert,
Have a good day!
There was a new project to using LMR36006CRNXR by 24V to 5V circuit. But the temperature was up to 80℃ with no load. I was wondering if the phenomenon was correct?
I will appreciate your help.
the circuit…
Part Number: LMR36006-Q1 Hi Ti experts,
As the title, when I use the switch to short upper resistor (Rfbt), as below:
The phenomenon is output voltage increasing first and then going down. I am not sure if it is normal?
Thanks a lot
Part Number: LMR36006 Hello,
is it possible to power a buck-converter (design) directly from a 6V bike hub-dynamo instead of 5-36V DC? The existing design and device represents a bike tracker with internet-connectivity, initially designed for e-bikes…
Part Number: LMR36006-Q1 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LMR36006 Hi Sir,
Please help confirm below schematics, and response need modify suggest,thanks!
LMR36006 5~32V to 3.3V
Part Number: LMR36006 Hello,
I am using LMR36006FSCQRNXRQ1 in my design and facing some issues with respect to Emissions and high power consumption in low output current mode.
I am operating it at 2.1MHz output switching frequency with flexible output…
Hello Pierpaolo,
I am also having some issues getting the LMR36006 model to work in this particular application. I am working with the modeling group to get to the bottom of this and will have an update for you by the end of the week. Thank you for your…
Part Number: LMR36006-Q1 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LM46000-Q1 , LMR36006 Hi,
I am working on a design to covert 12/24V DC battery to 6~7V, then through a LDO to 5V to power a MCU. I find out that both LMR36006-Q1 and LM46000-Q1 meet the requirement…
