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  • RE: TPS544B25: Power calculator sheet review (0.78V@15A)

    Caleb Perez
    Caleb Perez
    Hey Rajat, I've attached an updated excel document for this rail. 3716.TPS544B25_CalculatorTool_0.78V_15A_VCCINT-GTDA-GTDB.xlsx Thanks, Caleb
    • over 2 years ago
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  • RE: TPS544B25: Target Ripple and Undershoot not mating

    Caleb Perez
    Caleb Perez
    Hey Rajat, You are correct, my mistake. I've fixed your calculator sheet. Your capacitance and bandwidth were too low to support your undershoot requirements. The excel sheet attached has component values that give a 6mV undershoot. You can double check…
    • over 2 years ago
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  • TPS544B25: Power calculator sheet review

    Rajat Singh
    Rajat Singh
    TI Thinks Resolved
    Part Number: TPS544B25 Hi Team, We are using TPS544B25 to generate the core rail of FPGA. Can you please review the excel sheet of all voltage rail ? Voltage and current requirment are in excel sheet name. TPS544B25_CalculatorTool_0.78V_12A_VCCINT…
    • over 3 years ago
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  • RE: TPS546C20A: WEBENCH Simulation Bandwidth

    Tomoya Ide
    Tomoya Ide
    Resolved
    1/10 of the switching frequency is a good choice. The bandwidth corresponds to how fast the loop response is, so higher bandwidth means the output voltage can recover much more quickly during load transient. Here is a design tool/checklist to help…
    • over 4 years ago
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  • Answered
  • RE: TPS544C25: WEBENCH tool

    Kiran Kerai
    Kiran Kerai
    Resolved
    TPS544B25_TPS544C25_Calculator_Checklist_1p0.xlsx TPS544C25 WEBENCH design report.pdf Using the calculator, I have entered the value of capacitors in my feedback network taken from the Webench report (both attached) Here, R1=Rfbt=10k R2=Rcomp2=1k…
    • over 2 years ago
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  • RE: TPS544C25: TPS544C25RVFT

    Tomoya Ide
    Tomoya Ide
    Can you please complete this calculator/checklists and send it to me for review? 7752.TPS544C25_Calculator_Checklist.xlsx
    • over 4 years ago
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  • RE: TPS544C25: Generating 5v output without using PMBus

    Gerold Dhanabalan - High Performance Radar
    Gerold Dhanabalan - High Performance Radar
    Hi Lalit The resistor divider looks ok. Keep the C3295 330pF as a placeholder but do not populate the capacitor. To review the overall schematic, I have attached a calculator/checklist to help with this. Regards, Gerold TPS544C25_Calculator_Checklist…
    • over 5 years ago
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  • RE: TPS543C20A:TPS543C20A V_SYS_PWR Circuit Issue (PG Threshold and RSP/RSN Wiring)

    Peter James Miller
    Peter James Miller
    INGI MIK INGI MIK said: Question: What is the reason for the PG activating at -5% instead of the datasheet's specified -10% Undervoltage threshold, and what modifications are needed to adjust it to -12%? The reason PGOOD is responding to less…
    • 3 months ago
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  • TPS543C20: TPS543C20 Voltage drops to zero when loaded

    Amirhosein Akbari
    Amirhosein Akbari
    Part Number: TPS543C20 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS543B20 , , Tool/software: Hello I designed a DC/DC for 12V to 1.2V 20A load. The problem is that when I just use a 0.5ohm load which is around 2A, it is fine, but when I increase the load to…
    • 6 months ago
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  • RE: TPS543C20A: o/p voltage dropping

    Britton Jones
    Britton Jones
    Hi, I reviewed the TPS543C20A schematic and there is only one issue I notice: With your current configuration the expected current limit is 42.5A, with 10% tolerance plus resistor tolerance, the margin might not be large enough to support 39A full load…
    • 8 months ago
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