Part Number: TPS54160 Hello,
A year ago I used the online Webench to create a 40V to 19V buck converter using the TPS54160DGQ which used the Webench provided ceramic capacitors CKG57NX5R1H226M500JH x 3 and had good gain and phase margin. However when…
Part Number: TPS54160 The LED connected to Pin 6 of TPS54160DGQR lights up, with the output voltage only reaching 4.08 V. Out of 10 circuit boards, only 4 function normally. The 12 V input voltage measures correctly. Where could the fault be located?…
Part Number: TPS54160 Tool/software: Hello. I have an experiment with the TI Power Management Lab Kit Buck experiment Book.
I'm experiencing challenges in experiment 1 measuring the efficiency of a buck converter.
The formula for inductor core loss…
Part Number: TPS54160 I am using this buck converter for converting 24V to 5V I kept Rt to 91kHz ( switching frequency of 1205kHz).But the actual output frequency at the output voltage is around 100kHz.
I want to reduce the ripple voltage level…
Part Number: TPS54160 Tool/software: Dear Experts,
In traditional DCM mode, the inductor current should reach 0 and should not have negative values. Currently, our testing is consistent with the specifications, and the inductor current will have negative…
Part Number: TPS54160 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LMR38020 , TPS54260
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I am looking for a DCDC that can be used with the following input and output conditions. I searched on Webench and found TPS54160, but the inductance value…
Part Number: TPS54160 Tool/software: Hi team,
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I would like to ask a question about PFM and FPWM mode of TPS54160.
For high efficiency at light loads, this device operates in PFM.
Is there a standard for light load here?
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Part Number: TPS54160 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS54260 Hello experts.
As shown in the figure below, I found the description of operating mode switching in the manual of TPS54260, I think the current less than 337mA to enter DCM mode this…
Part Number: TPS54160 Tool/software: Hello,
I am experiencing oscillations in my circuit using the TPS54160ADRCR DC/DC converter. The oscillations have a frequency of approximately 200 Hz and last for about 20 cycles. These oscillations occur specifically…