Part Number: TPS40180 Hi Support team
My customer used TPS40180 for 4phase 5V DC/DC synchronous buck converter with 12V input voltage.
The output current is 90A with over current spec 110-130A. Now, we have problem as below.
The converter can take loading…
Part Number: TPS40180 Hi,
I use TPS40180 4 phase for buck 12V to 5V .
I found master IC shutdown when surge 2kV tested.
Please give us some suggestions for protect, thanks.
Part Number: TPS40180 Hi, I am trying to use 4 x tps40180 parallel for high current application (like datasheet page 22 ), but I have problem about the PSEL setting.
Condition 1:
Master PSEL: OPEN=8 phase CLKIO
Slave1 PSEL: 14.7Kohm=90 degree
Slave2 PSEL…
Part Number: TPS40180 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS40140 , I'm looking for a solution to control the output voltage (or current by design as current source) as simple as possible and in a linear way. The output stage must be parallelized (50A maximum…
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS40140 , TPS40180 Hello
Could you tell me why R1 is calculated by equation 15? (datasheet page 19)
Best Regards,
Junichi Yamamoto
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS40180 , TPS40140 I want to use the TPS40180 multiphase buck controller.
Is there any possibility to actually disable the hickup mode? Once the converter is up and running, I want to be able to deliver the max current…
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I will like to design a 3.3V @ 100 Amp VR, The TPS40131
say it can be " Forced Current Sharing" can you explain a
bit how is this achieve?
I am planning…
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My customer is looking for an explanation of the D-CAP principle.
I checked…