Part Number: LMR38020EVM Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LMR38020 Hi,
I have tried to use LMR38020EVM to generate -12V from 24V, load current is 0.5A. Schematic shown below:
I have found that the softstart of the chip brings big problem on…
Part Number: TPS62826A Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LMR38020EVM , , TPS62826 , LMR38020 Tool/software: Hi, Team!
We have two TI chips: LMR38020FDDAR and TPS62826ADMQ connected together on 2 of our designs in the following way:
So, the 5V coming…
Part Number: LMR38010 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LMR38020EVM HI~
The link below says, “GND should not be placed under the INDUCTOR.”
https://techweb.rohm.com/product/power-ic/dcdc/dcdc-design/3254/
However, DATASHEET 11.2 LAYOUT EXAMPLE has…
Part Number: LM5010AEVAL Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LM5010 , LMR38010 , LMR38020EVM Hello,
Could you please provide the evaluation board schematics and design files in Altium format ?
Thank you
Part Number: LMR38010 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: , LMR38020 , LMR38020EVM HI~
If the surrounding environment is the same (layout, load, etc...)
1. If only LMR38010 frequency and L (200MHZ ~ 2.2 MHz), are EMI characteristics the same?
2. Are…
Hi, Richard
Thank you very much for your reply!
After rigorous investigation of the potential cause of this, we could not find an issue with our design, so we have ordered two evaluation boards: TPS62826AEVM-126 and LMR38020EVM.
We have connected…
Part Number: LMR38025-Q1 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LMR38025 , LMR38020EVM Tool/software: Hi,
I’m currently working on designing DC/DC buck converter to step down 24 V input voltage to 15 V.
Simulating transient response I get great results…
Part Number: LMR38010 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LMR38020EVM Hi,
I'm currently using the LMR38010FDDAR step-down converter. Is it expected for the device to consume about 2/3 W without a load attached?
Input voltage: 50 V DC
Output voltage…