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OPA547: OPA547: ILIMIT NOISE ISSUE DURING THE POSTIVE VOLTAGE CYCLE

Part Number: OPA547
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: OPA170

Hi,

We are using OPA547 in one of our programable power supply design where the voltage can be varied from -5V to 5V & Ilimit current is set to 200mA. In this section when ever the voltage is set in positive range (0.25-5V) & current is limited to 200mA. We are observing some current swing (it is not constant @ 200mA). but when the similar settings are done on the Negative range (0.25-5V), we are able to limit the current up to 200mA. The waveforms are also captured and attached for your reference.

Fig1: Waveforms captured during positive cycle (5V & I limit set to 0.2A)----------->Issue

As per the above figure, the current and voltage waveforms are unstable (Current waveform is varying from 0 to 400mA and the average current value is changing continuously from 170mA to 190mA) at +5V output voltage and 200mA current limit set condition.

Fig2: Waveforms captured during positive cycle (-5V & I limit set to 0.2A)------------>Working fine

The schematic is also attached for your reference:

We have also tried by mounting the C358 capacitor and by adding an snubber circuit at the output of the opamp as shown below but the issue is not resolved.

Can you please suggest us with any alternative solution to resolve this issue.

Regards,

Akshay