• LMR36506: LMR36506

  

  Adarsh Raju

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  Part Number: LMR36506 Can anyone please explain the working of the PGOOD signal? From the datasheet, I understood that it will disable the Output if the value goes up or below the particular range. Correct me if I'm wrong. How does the Pgood signal…

  • over 2 years ago
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• LMR36506: Fixed 3.3V output

  

  Suhas MS

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  Part Number: LMR36506 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LMR36503 , Tool/software: Is there any excel tool to check the stability plots for the above mentioned part?

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  • over 1 year ago
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• LMR36506: Coil Ring Issue

  

  Egemen Aksoy

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  Part Number: LMR36506 Tool/software: Hello, In our project, we are using LMR36506 Vin: 8-36V Vout : 5V, output current around max 400mA Schematic is attached. L2 is SRN6045TA-470M The RT resistor (R7) is 16.5k, which shall be changed to…

  • over 1 year ago
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• LMR36506-Q1: .38V output.

  

  Brian Gustafson

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  Part Number: LMR36506-Q1 Tool/software: Looking for some assistance here. Wanted to use this little switching regulator: lmr36506RS3QRPERQ1 Power in is 12V(~11.8 after schotky). I have verified that 11.8V is seen at both VIN (p4) and EN/UVLO(p3). They…

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  • over 1 year ago
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• LMR36506-Q1: Leakage Current PGOOD

  

  Piotr F.

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  Part Number: LMR36506-Q1 Tool/software: Hello TI HQ Team, Please provide the information about the Leakage Current (Zero Gate Voltage Drain Current) passing through the internal transistor in the PGOOD circuit in 3 different temperatures ranges -40…

  • over 1 year ago
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• LMR36506-Q1: What does the blue line in figure 5 mean?

  

  Shunsuke Yamamoto

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  Part Number: LMR36506-Q1 Tool/software: Hi team, What does the blue line in figure 5 mean? It seems the blue line is input voltage. Best regards, Shunsuke Yamamoto

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  • 10 months ago
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• LMR36506-Q1: output back feed

  

  Max Chen1

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  Part Number: LMR36506-Q1 Tool/software: Hi, I use LMR36506-Q1 as Vbus (5V) generation for USB2.0 OTG application VIN =12V Vout=5V ;;;; Vout connect to USB connector Vbus when we plug the USB to the computer which is host, we noticed that VIN…

  • over 1 year ago
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• LMR36506-Q1: About Flip Chip(SolderBump-CuPillar) products

  

  Ken Jufuku

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  Part Number: LMR36506-Q1 Tool/software: VQFN-HR packages such as the LMR36506MSCQRPERQ1 use a Flip Chip (Solder Bump-Cu Pillar) structure. Since when has this technology been mass-produced by TI? What is the total production volume achieved so far?

  • over 1 year ago
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• LMR36506: 2.2MHz and 400kHz Configuration Schematic Validation

  

  Egemen Aksoy

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  Part Number: LMR36506 Tool/software: Hello, In our project we are using LMR36506 as a SMPS according to the given specs. Vin: 5.5V - 65V, Vout: 5V, SW Frequency: 2.2MHz The schematic is attached. Is this schematic okay for the given specs…

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• LMR36506: Device Promotion

  

  Jingguo Wang

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  Part Number: LMR36506 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LMR38010 Tool/software: Hi team, My customer need a DC/DC converter. From 60V to 24V, load is about 0.25A, they want a low cost device. I promote LMR36506 to them and is it the most suitable device…

  • over 2 years ago
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