Part Number: TPS56A37 Tool/software: Hi,
We use the TPS56A37 for our buck design, and the input voltage is 24V, output voltage is 5V, the schematic as below:
Now we c apture waveform for the SW pin as below:
We modify the Cout to 47uF Ceramic capacitor…
Part Number: TPS56A37 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: DLP4500 , TPS7A37 , TPS56C231 Tool/software: Hello
We design a replacement LED driver for the DLP4500 for delivering 10A LED current using the TPS56A37
The LEDs are connected in current loop and basic…
i am unable to upload the KiCAD schematic, i am just getting an error. the unrelated components are LEDs capacitors and resistors other place on the board.
here is an image of the whole schematic
Part Number: TPS56A37 Tool/software: HI Team,
Would below circuit work? when the device abnormal, the PG pin would short to GND and the LED would be brought up. (LED VF is around 3V) (I see PG can sink 10mA in datasheet)
Regards,
Roy
Hi Hedy
The buck converter generates a constant vout 1V as below:
When connect the 9A current source, the 9A will charge the Cout of TPS56A37 and the VOUT2 becomes higher than the set value(1V) . The TPS56A37 will not switch. The VOUT2 will charge up…
Part Number: TPS56A37 Tool/software: Hi All,
I have a question about the TPS56A37. Will there be any problems if voltage is applied to VOUT while VIN is open? Please let me know if it will break or if there are any other precautions I should take.
Best…
Part Number: TPS56A37 Tool/software: Hi TI team,
Currently we are using 4 TPS56A37RPAR in our design. We are planning to control the EN signal of these 4 switchers from a microcontroller. Can you please let us know whether we can tie all the 4 EN pins…
Part Number: TPS56A37 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS548A28 Dear team,
We are using the following ICs. Could you please let us know their shelf life?
TPS56A37RPAR
TPS548A28RWWR
Part Number: TPS56A37 Hi Team,
I want to double check with max duty of the part. I see EC table in datasheet. The minimum of time is 150ns.
So does it mean that our max duty is (1/500k-150ns)/(1/500k) = 92.5%?
Regards,
Roy