Part Number: LM5085 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LMR38020 Tool/software: Hi to all,
i did this design (18V-60V DC to 14.5V 1.2A) with the webbench power designer. It works, but i have a double pulse while switching (short on, before on). I read…
Part Number: LM5085-Q1 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LM5085 , LM5149 , LM5148 Tool/software: Hello, I want to design the LM5085 to give 5V and 10A at the output, the input would be from 10V to 60V. I need two of the same circuits on the same board…
Part Number: LM5085-Q1 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LM5085 , LM5175 Tool/software: I want to use the LM5085 in the to genrate the 7.5V, 5A.
But VIN is 4.5V -36V, so I have the question, when the VIN is less than the VOUT, maybe VIN is 4.5V to 7…
Part Number: LM5085-Q1 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LM5085 I am trying to simulate a buck converter using the the PSPICE .lib file in LTspice (LM5085_TRANS) and It shows an error that says "Analysis: Time step too small; time= 1.26758e-11, timestep…
Part Number: LM5085 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TINA-TI , I have an application where it requires the output current to be limited. Please find the requirements below
Vin(min) = 60V
Vin(max) = 68V
Vout = 60V
Current limit = 10A
switching…
Part Number: LM5085-Q1 Hi, I have designed a buck converter for my project. It works but it has much ripple on output. Noise affected other designs. I used reference design but it has not worked well. I changed the RT resistor and removed cff capacitor…
Part Number: LM5085 Hello team,
Can you tell me the how the red part work?
What is purpose of OFF Time One-Shot?
What is status of the SR flip flop when OC occurs?
Best regards,
Shotaro
Part Number: LM5148 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LM5085 , LM5146 , LM5143 Tool/software: Hi,
Can you please help review the attached schematic below and see if you notice any issues.
There are two buck converters, the one based off of LM5148 is…
Part Number: LM5085 TI experts,
I use LM5085 to make a DC-DC step-down circuit to charge the lithium ion battery,
The LM5085 input is a power adapter 60V/5A, and the output is 56V/4A after LM5085 to charge the lithium ion battery.
In order to have…