Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS54540-Q1 We have questions about TPS54540-Q1.
Vin=30V Vout=5.5V Iout=3.7A
Output noise increases under the following conditions. The above phenomenon can be seen with 1 out of 1,000.
frequency=DC~100kHz temperature…
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS54540-Q1 , TPS54540B-Q1 We have questions about TPS54540-Q1.
Question 1.
Please tell us the difference between TPS54540-Q1 and TPS54540B-Q1.
Question 2.
Why do you release TPS54540B-Q1?
TPS54540-Q1 is…
Part Number: TPS54540 Tool/software: WEBENCH® Design Tools Hi
Our customer are going to simulate a thermal situation by WEBENCH. The result are as the following,
https://webench.ti.com/appinfo/webench/scripts/SD2.cgi?ID=207497::power::hamamoto-k…
Hello Arief,
Thank you for your response. LMS3655 seems to be over my budget.
I think I will use TPS54540. I've read about adding a CMC to the input. There's also a suggestion to use pure inductor with a electrolytic capacitor as a LC input filter…
Part Number: TPS54540 Tool/software: WEBENCH® Design Tools Hello,
i have a questions regardding WEBENCH and hope you can help me answer it:
i tried to export a Webench design toward MENTOR graphic Xpedition but this didn't work. The only option available…
Hi Rolf,
I believe you are trying to use "Altium designer" option under "Webench Sim Export" feature. In that case, I am able to download TPS54540 Altium design from Webench and run it locally without any issue. Please note that you need to download…
Part Number: TPS54540
We got circuit information and waveforms using with TPS54540 from customer.
When they use this IC at 2Mhz switching.There is a period that continue to Switch ON.Please see attached.
They would like to know why this phenomenon…
Part Number: TPS54540 I have two identical 21 V, 4 A, buck power supplies using TPS54540. This is done for redundancy for higher reliability. I need to "OR" the outputs.
I can not diode OR them as there will be about 3 W dissipation in the diodes. …
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS54540 , LM3150 I've been testing my new power rails using the TPS54540 after finally figuring out that the assembly house mixed up a couple of parts. I did some measurements using a lab electronic load and everything…