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  or kinzler

  • 7 days ago
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  LMZM23600: lmzm23600

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  Part Number: LMZM23600 Hi i'm designing a 5V to -4V converter. i'm running the pspice adjustable model - downloaded from TI. feedback resistors are 75k (FB to VOUT) and 25k (FB to VOUT_IBB) when running simulation voltage is -12V and...
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  Kenichiro Nakiri

  • 5 days ago
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  LMZM23600: Can the LMZM23600 be used to create ±36V to ±15V?

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  Part Number: LMZM23600 Can the LMZM23600 be used to create ±36V to ±15V? Or is it possible to create ±15V from a single power supply (+36V)?
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  Kr_ro

  • 2 months ago
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  LMZM23600: UVLO setting resistors

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  Part Number: LMZM23600 Hi, On page 26 in the documentation for the LMZM23600 there is a description
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  Brian Kelley2

  • 3 months ago
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  LMZM23600: 5V supply only gives out .7V

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  Part Number: LMZM23600 Hello, I have had a thread opened about this chip. Case number CS0191236
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  user5320559

  • 4 months ago
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  LMZM23600: Tchnical inquiry DC/DC Converter LMZM23600V3SILR

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  Part Number: LMZM23600 We chose PFM-mode to improve "efficiency" of this device at light load
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  Jack Johnson

  • 4 months ago
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  LMZM23600: Extending the pads

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  Part Number: LMZM23600 Hello, Would extending the pads of the LMZM23600 outside the part to allow
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  Roland Schnitzler

  • 4 months ago
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  LMZM23600: Overheating

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  Part Number: LMZM23600 hello, we have a similar phenomenon as Sasha Maldonado. We produced sample boards using the LMZM23600V5SILT. Schematic is per TI recommendation Figure 34 of data sheet SNVSB35B-February 2018, revised May 2019). We observe overheating...
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  Jimmy Hua

  • 3 months ago
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  RE: LMZM23600: Output voltage too low

  Hi, I have not heard back from you for some time and will assume you were able to close this issue on your end. Because of this, I will be closing this thread for now. If you have any further questions on this, please reply back to this and the thread...
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  Jimmy Hua

  • 4 months ago
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  RE: LMZM23600: LMZM23600 for USB power

  Hi Rowan, Just one thing, the device has a fixed soft-start of 3.5ms typical and not configurable if you wanted a longer soft-start for lower inrush current. Other than that, I believe the LMZM23600 will be a good fit for your 24V/5V/500mA application...
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  Orlando Murray

  • 3 months ago
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  RE: LMZM23600: Is LMZM23600 able to convert 24V(max 28V) to -10V?

  Hi YJ, One of our experts will get back to you about the LMZM23600 in inverting-buck boost. I am certain the TPSM5360x parts can be used in inverting buck boost. http://www.ti.com/lit/an/snva897/snva897.pdf -Orlando

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