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• LMR43610: Schematic review of LMR43610

  

  sharique Ansari

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  Part Number: LMR43610 Tool/software: Hello TI Team, We are using LMR43610 in one of our projects, can someone from TI team please verify the schematics of it and let us know if some changes are required. Thanks & regards

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  • over 1 year ago
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• LMR51440-CALC: Request for the simplis library for the LMR43610 part

  

  PYOUNGJO PARK

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  Part Number: LMR51440-CALC Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LMR43610 I intend to perform DCDC circuit analysis using the SIMPLIS tool. I would like to request the sharing of the SIMPLIS library for the LMR43610 component.

  • 2 months ago
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• LMR43610-Q1: Stability simulation

  

  Marc Liu

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  Part Number: LMR43610-Q1 Hi Team, Could you help provdie Stability simulation for customer's design? Schematic will add later. I tried to use Webench, but it showed not support, and the same for LMR43610-Q1 Thank you! Marc

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  • 4 months ago
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• LMR43610-Q1: LMR43610-Q1: Using 5V version for 3.3V output + WEBENCH question

  

  Chathura Fernando

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  Part Number: LMR43610-Q1 Tool/software: I have a question about using the LMR43610-Q1 and the WEBENCH Power Designer. My goal is to create a 3.3V/1A output, but the most available part for me is the LMR43610MSC5RPERQ1 (the 5V fixed version). I plan…

  • over 1 year ago
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• LMR43610: Overheating of LMR43610

  

  Mario Ciardullo

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  Part Number: LMR43610 Tool/software: Hello, I have implemented a voltage regulator that converts a voltage ranging from 4V to 36V to a fixed voltage of 5V based on LMR43610R3RPER. The maximum current delivered by the regulator is 1.2A. Below is the schematic…

  • over 2 years ago
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• LMR43610: Is it possible to add external DAC to change the output voltage?

  

  Shunsuke Yamamoto

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  Part Number: LMR43610 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LMR36501 , Hi team, Is it possible for LMR43610 and LMR36501 to change the output voltage by the external DAC like the figures below? Best regards, Shunsuke Yamamoto

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  • 3 months ago
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• LMR43610: LMR43610 efficiency issue

  

  jeno.zhang

  Part Number: LMR43610 Tool/software: Hi， Question 1: The input voltage of LMR43610 is 15V, the output voltage is 1.8V, and the load current is about 100mA. What is the approximate efficiency? Question 2: The input voltage of LMR43610 is 15V, the output…

  • over 2 years ago
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• LMR43610-Q1: Need to Review the Schematics

  

  AMENA TS

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  Part Number: LMR43610-Q1 TI_Switcher_LDO_Review_Variant.pdf Could you please review the attached schematics and share your feedback?

  • 6 months ago
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• LMR43610-Q1: LMR43610RS3QRPERQ1

  

  Shreehari G P

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  Part Number: LMR43610-Q1 Tool/software: Need SPICE(Simetrix) model for LMR43610RS3QRPERQ1. (Tranient and stability)

  • 11 months ago
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• LMR43610-Q1: short circuit test

  

  Weixu Pan

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  Part Number: LMR43610-Q1 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LMR43610 Tool/software: Hi Team, We tested the short-circuit protection function of the LMR43610 and would like to confirm whether it is working correctly. The waveform is shown below. The…

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  • over 1 year ago
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