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THS3001: THS3001 burns up

Gang Chen
Prodigy 60 points
Part Number: THS3001

Hi,

I built a circuit based on a typical circuit, but the chip would burn as soon as it was powered on, which made me confused.

This is the schematic of THS3001.

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    Guru 47435 points

    Your eventual solution is to use a different part. But, for now, you might try powering up with lower supplies to see if you can turn it on without damage and then see if it is oscillating. 

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    Guru 140200 points

    Hi Gang,

    unless you made a wiring mistake, burning damage can be the result of unwanted oscillation due to instability. The best measure to achieve stability is the use of a ground plane as recommended in the THS3001's evaluation module:

    I guess your layout doesn't look like this?

    Kai