Dear Teams,
Please forgive my silly questions. My customer is asking why the inductor current will keep constant once we short the output. Then, if the output short to GND recover, the inductor current will go to zero?
Thanks!
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Dear Teams,
Please forgive my silly questions. My customer is asking why the inductor current will keep constant once we short the output. Then, if the output short to GND recover, the inductor current will go to zero?
Thanks!
Hi Dylan
when the output is short, The iL peak is limited around 5.5A, as you can see from datasheet. Table 7.5.
Vo=0V,FB=0V. See from Fig.6 that the frequency is about 12.5kHz. Ts is around 16us. And the iL decrease at the slope K= (VD/L),which is about (0.7V/5.6uH), so we can know the iL valley value is around 3.5A.
When the short is removed, the circuit recover to work normally, the iL is zero because there is no load.
Hope that helps ,Thank you.
Best regards.