Tool/software:
Hi
What is the DRV function of LM51772? Will not using it affect the OCP function?
Thanks
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Tool/software:
Hi
What is the DRV function of LM51772? Will not using it affect the OCP function?
Thanks
Hi Gareth,
The DRV signal is just an optional pin/signal which can be used for an disconnect FET. If not needed just leave this open.
This is completely separate to the OCP function.
Best regards,
Stefan
Hi Stefan
Could you help the check below LM51772 schematic and any need to adjust
lm51772 65w 20w.pdfLM51772 Buck-Boost Quickstart Tool V1_1_1_20W.xlsmLM51772 Buck-Boost Quickstart Tool V1_1_1_65W.xlsm
Hi Gareth,
Please see below my review list and bold marked line items which should be checked again
65W design:
Phase margin is low for 6V input.
Better with
20W design:
Phase margin is low for 6V input.
Better with
Notes:
- it is not clear what should assembled and what not - e.g. check components on FB
- Device is LM51772RHAR (not PLM51772RHAR)
- could not track signals as search did not work in pdf of schematic
- adding a resistor divider on EN_UVLO between VIN and GND would allow to disable the LM51772 when input is low. To disable via Controller pull pin low via a Diode. Note: might need to be protected with a Zener for high input voltages.
- a newer version of the quickstart calculator has been published
For layout guidelines the layout please have a look at this application report first: https://www.ti.com/lit/pdf/slvafj3
Best regards,
Stefan
Hi Stefan
Thank you for your comments,
we will make adjustments In addition, EVM is currently used to use i2c address 0xA to adjust OCP, but the actual measurement seems to be very different. Any suggestions?
Hi Gareth,
sorry, I did not understood the question about the OCP. Can you add more details?
Best regards,
Stefan
Hi Stefan
We currently control the current limit through i2c (Address = 0xA) and find that the current cannot be set.
Do you have any suggestions on which register to set?
Hi Gareth,
the current limit can be set via I2C with this registers:
8.2 ILIM_THRESHOLD Register (Address = 0xA) [Reset = 0x64
But you also need to enable :
IMON_LIMITER_EN - should be set per default
and disable:
SEL_ISET_PIN in MFR_SPECIFIC_D9
Note: please ensure you have the right filter connected to ILIM for control of current limit via DAC
Best regards,
Stefan