• LMR36510: LMR36510 light load mode efficiency

  

  Peter Wang

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  Part Number: LMR36510 Dear team, If I want to increase the light low mode efficiency, I can increase the FB resistor value to reduce the loss. According to the datasheet REBT can be 1M ohms, but is there any concern to increase REBT to 1M ohms. I know…

  • 2 months ago
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• LMR33620: Alternate of LMR36510 but get hot/burn

  

  Khyarul Arham

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  Part Number: LMR33620 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LMR36510 , I'm using LMR36510, but it seems it is out of stock. So I decided to replace it with LMR33620 that I've got from sample. After I assambled it to my board and turned on the PSU the…

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  • 3 months ago
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• RE: LMR36510: LMR36510

  

  J Arrigo

  Hi Anuraj, TI has many LDOs that would be perfect for your application. I have filtered a list at the link below. Most all devices are RoHS compliant. Look at the Packaging Information page at the end of the datasheet for the info on each orderable part…

  • 8 months ago
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• LMR36510: Topology of generating ngative power

  

  Vincent Chen64988

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  Part Number: LMR36510 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS5430 Hi Team, My customer used LMR36510 in old project and he would like to use LMR36510 to generate negative voltage(-15V), could team help comment below question? 1. There is a app. note that…

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  • 4 months ago
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• LMR36510: Thermal pad is AGND?

  

  Hisao Uchikoshi

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  Part Number: LMR36510 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LMR33610 Hi Experts, LMR36510 is Hotrod package and its PAD is explained as below. LMR33610 is also Hotrod package and its PAD is explained as below. Though the explanation seems different a little…

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  • 4 months ago
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• LMR36510: LMR36510 Questions?

  

  Ian Wang

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  Part Number: LMR36510 Hi Sir, Pls help for below questions? thanks. What diferentt between LMR36510 F ADDAR and LMR36510ADDAR? Pls kindly help review schematic as below. Another, we measured PG pin is low, is correct? Thanks, Ian.

  • 10 months ago
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• LMR36510: difference between orderable part numbers

  

  Viktorija Cecil

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  Part Number: LMR36510 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LMR36520 Team, What is the difference between LMR36510ADDAR and LMR36510 F ADDAR. I don't see anything on the datasheet or the product page. Thanks Viktorija

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  • 8 months ago
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• LMR36510: Split rail topology

  

  Daisuke Higa

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  Part Number: LMR36510 Hi support team. Can TPSLMR36510/20 design in a split topology like below? Best regards, Higa

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  • 11 months ago
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• LMR36510: Burning problem

  

  Rodrigo Vernini

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  Part Number: LMR36510 Hi, i recently posted on this forum trying to get some help defining the regulator for my application. We finished production with LMR36510. In our first tests we are noticing strange burning problems, without a reason. We are testing…

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  • over 1 year ago
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• LMR50410: Data sheet section 7.4 Thermal Information, part number show LMR36510 instead of LMR50410

  

  yee tat chua

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  Part Number: LMR50410 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LMR36510 , Data sheet section 7.4 Thermal Information, part number show LMR36510 instead of LMR50410 Question: is the information under section 7.4 Thermal Information still valid? please advice. …

  • over 1 year ago
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