Part Number: LM5163 Hi team,
I'd like to request a schematic review. I can share the details in private email.
please contact me at klai@ti.com
thanks,
Kevin
Part Number: LM5163-Q1 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LM5163 Dear team,
I just wanted confirmation I understood how the PGOOD output of LM5163 is working, can you help me confirming below ?:
EN/UVLO < 1.1V --> Shutdown / PGOOD comparator is not…
Part Number: LM5163-Q1 Hello team,
one of my customer does not use UVLO of LM5163-Q1. Will 47k ohm work as a pull up for EN from VIN?
What is the current required to drive this pin? What is the abs max?
Please share the details for driving such…
Part Number: LM5163-Q1 team, can you please advise the way the inductor is calculated in order to help my customer minimize value and size of inductor for operating point below:
Vin 30-60, Vout 12V iout .1-0.05A
Olivier
Part Number: LM5163 Hello,
I recently designed a board using the LM5163 as a first step in the DC/DC conversion from the input voltage of 40-80V. It takes it down to 12V, and then I have a 12V/5V and a 5V/3.3V converter on board as well.
I am applying…
Part Number: LM5163 What is the UVLO level when EN is tied to VIN, there is a VDD_UVLO block shown in section 7.2 but here are not voltage levels specified.
Part Number: LM5163-Q1
Hi,
The questions is related to the ISO 16750 standard where there is a momentary drop to 4.5V. How would the output react to the voltage drop?
Thank you
Part Number: LM5163-Q1 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LM5164-Q1 , LM5163 Dear,
our client was use LM5163-Q1, also we fill up excel file as attached, than we find some question as below:
1. we saw the LM5164-Q1 EVM , C8=33uF, But we use excel tool…
Part Number: LM5163 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LMR16006 , Hi,
So far I used a LMR16006 buck converter for voltage regulation. The input voltage can vary pretty fast in between
+48VDC up to +57VDC (motor control, recuperation) and I want to…
Hi Frank,
Thanks. They have a uC(regulated at 5V) after the LM5163
The consumption of the microcontroller in sleep should be <100uA at room temperature and <400uA at 70 ° C (They are required to comply with the quiescent requirements even in temperature…