• RE: TPS562202: Output voltage seems too high

  

  Rogier Lodewijks

  Andy Chen said: you may also try to add 22pF on R4 33K to reduce the ripple. Do you mean at the VCC side or the VFB side of R4?

  • 3 months ago
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• TPS562202: PSpice Simulation

  

  Richard

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  Part Number: TPS562202 Tool/software: Hi, Does this PSpice model work under non recommended values used on the inductor? For example with my steady state simulation, Vout : 5V from Vin: 7.3V Inductor used: 2.2uH, 140mOhms Feedback voltage divider resistors…

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  • 7 months ago
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• TPS562202S: TPS562202SDRLR voltage setting issue

  

  Chang Danny

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  Part Number: TPS562202S Tool/software: Hi Sir, I am experiencing an issue with the output voltage. The conditions are as follows: Input is set to 12V Output is set to 5V Currently, the output remains at 5.6V. Could you please advise me on how to troubleshoot…

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  • 7 months ago
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• TPS562202: Output Voltage Ripple Under Quick Dynamic Loads

  

  Richard

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  Part Number: TPS562202 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS562207 , Tool/software: Hi, Please see my attached tested circuit below I currently have a very fast dynamic PWM load (~30kHz) which is causing a very large output voltage pk-pk ripple on the 5V…

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  • 7 months ago
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• TPS562202: TPS562202 slew rate data

  

  Bo Xian Yeh

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  Part Number: TPS562202 Hi Team, I would like to check slew rate data for TPS562202. I can't find it from datasheet. Thanks.

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  • over 1 year ago
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• TPS562202: Why does Vout decrease when Iout increases?

  

  Kento Adachi

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  Part Number: TPS562202 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS562203 Tool/software: Hello experts, In the datasheet of TPS562202, I found Vout decreases 25mV when Iout increases from 0.2 to 1.8A. What is the main cause for this? Regards, Kento

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  • over 1 year ago
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• TPS562202: VIN < VEN situation

  

  Hideki Hayashi1

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  Part Number: TPS562202 Hi team, Can the device work well in the situation IN voltage < EN voltage? For example VIN=5V and VEN = 7V. Regards, Hayashi

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  • over 2 years ago
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• TPS562202: comparison for TPS562202 and TPS562202S

  

  Eric(Dongguan) Zhu

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  Part Number: TPS562202 hi team, please tell the differences of TPS562202 and TPS562202S

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  • over 2 years ago
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• TPS562202: Output voltage max

  

  Alfred Fuchs1

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  Part Number: TPS562202 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS62932 Why does the TPS562202 have an output voltage limit of 7V? Usually buck regulators can go up to input voltage. Is it because of the specified current (i.e. power dissipation limit)? I only…

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  • over 2 years ago
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• TPS562202: Estimating input voltage ripple

  

  Robert Smith

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  Part Number: TPS562202 Hello all. I'm trying to use two TPS562202 to step down a 12V input down to 5V at 1A and 3.3V at 1A. I'm looking to estimate input voltage ripple for my application, but I'm not seeing a formula on the datasheet anywhere. Is there…

  • over 2 years ago
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