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  Pierpaolo Granello

  • 26 days ago
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  LMR36006: Using LMR36006 buck as negative input to negative output boost

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  Part Number: LMR36006 Dear TI and to whom it may concern. I'm trying to simulate the model of the LMR36006 (buck synchronous) you provided on your site in the steady state transient mode on PSpice. With positive voltages, and in normal configuration...
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  Will Jarrett

  • 3 months ago
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  LMR36006: Pin FMEA

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  Part Number: LMR36006 Hello, I have a customer starting board bring up and they are wishing to test
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  Gerold Dhanabalan - Online Design Tools

  • 2 months ago
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  RE: DC-DC converter stability

  Hi It is quite challenging to get a converter work across the wide range of Vout. Using the WEBENCH tool, I was able to pick the LMR36006 - but the design needed a Cff (feedforward capacitor) for low Vouts. What is your application that needs this requirement...
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  Russell Carne

  • 4 months ago
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  LMR36006: LMR36006FSC3RNXRQ1

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  Part Number: LMR36006 Hello Im looking for support to obtain PIn FMEA LMR36006FSC3RNXRQ1 thanks
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  Praveen Badiger

  • 4 months ago
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  RE: WEBENCH® Tools/LMR36006: export webench design to pspice

  Hi Will, As per discussion over mail. We have shared the WEBENCH design and other simulation models. We hope your issue has been resolved and closing this post. Thanks & Regards, Praveen
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  Andy Chen

  • 1 month ago
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  RE: LMR36006-Q1: How does he stop inductor current while Hiccup mode?

  Hi Ochi, LMR36006 high-side current limit is 1A, the low-side current limit is 0.8A, so during short circuit condition, the inductor current peak is 1A and valley is 0.8A, the average value is 900mA, On Fig12, the IL should be output current which is...
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  Andy Chen

  • 1 month ago
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  RE: LMR36006-Q1: Which inductance 22uH or 33uH are recommended @ Vout=5V and fsw=400kHz?

  Hi Ochi, LMR36006 uses peak current model control, the inductor current ripple should be high enough to compare the current peak for proper switching control, the current ripple is getting smaller when Vin close to Vout, so we normally suggest to have...
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  John Pan

  • 2 months ago
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  LMR36006-Q1: Is LMR36006-Q1 a better choice than LM46000-Q1

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  Part Number: LMR36006 -Q1 Hi, I am working on a design to covert 12/24V DC battery to 6~7V
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  Marshall_Beck

  • over 1 year ago
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  RE: 24V DC in, +-12V,100mA output, please suggest a suitable device.

  What about flybuck? http://www.ti.com/lit/an/snva674b/snva674b.pdf Or you can do two chip solution: I am unsure of what the input is, Ill assume it has transients You could do one implementation of typical buck with either LMR36006 or LMR36506...
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  christopher Krug

  • over 1 year ago
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  LMR36006: heavy acoustic noise

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  Part Number: LMR36006 Hi, I'm getting started working with LMR36006BRNXT on a PCB prototype. I'm hearing acoustic noise. Here my specs: Vin: 13-40V Vout: 5V (LDO with SMF is needed) Iout: 0.05A I tried inductor: WE-LQS-4025 footprint...

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