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I came across below op amp circuit . Would like to understand and need to verify this circuit is correct ?
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Hi Yogesha,
The OPA2237 and BSS123 FET form a DC current source. Assuming the negative supply (V-) of the OPA2237 is connected to GND, as connected with the 2.5V reference and 4V supply, the sink current is approximately is roughly, VSET / RSET = ~103mV / 549Ω = 186μA as shown on the simplified simulation below. The current source works as long as VADJ voltage (drain of the FET transistor) has a voltage above VSET.
The PTN78060WAS datasheet recommends placing a resistor between Vo adjust control pin 4 and GND to adjust the output voltage; and explains the relation of the external resistor value against the expected output voltage on equation (1) and Table 3. However, the datasheet does not seem to provide information on how to calculate the VADJ current relation to output voltage.
I am part of the Precision Amplifiers team; hence, I will refer this question to the experts on the Power Management Applications team, since I do not have detailed information about the PTN78060WAS.
Thank you and Regards,
Luis
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Hi,
This configuration looks fine to me since what you are doing is adjusting the resistance seen by the VADJ pin. At first, it is open if MOSFET is not conducting, and then afterwards, output voltage will be modulated based on voltage applied at gate.
Regards,
Richard
Hi
Thanks for the reply .. could u pls share this simulation source file .. we will also simulate ...
Hi
Thanks for the reply...
Here Mosfet RDS ON is 6E... for adjusting the output voltage from 2.5V to 12V . is that combination is sufficient.
HI Yogesha,
Attached is the simplified TINA-TI file. Please note, the circuit in the simulation uses a different FET device since I don't have immediately available a model for BSS123. Also, you will need to ensure the VADJ pin voltage is always above the VSET voltage for the current source to be in compliance. I have referred this question to the experts on the Power Management Applications team, since I don't have detailed about the PTN78060WAS.
Regards,
Luis
Thanks Luis for quick reply ..
would like to know some similar part replacement for PTN78060W .. with same Op amp circuitary vadjust control ...
Hi Yogesha,
The Op-amp circuitry control can be applied to most switch mode regulator. The principles are outlined in this application note and can be applied in various ways: https://www.ti.com/lit/an/slva861/slva861.pdf?ts=1677696270329&ref_url=https%253A%252F%252Fwww.google.com%252F
Regarding similar parts to the PTN78060W, you may check the TPSM63603 and see if it fits your input and output voltage conditions.
Regards,
Richard