Hello,
Can you please help to review my schematic of LM5176? That is for 12V TO 5V solution. Thanks.
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Hello,
Can you please help to review my schematic of LM5176? That is for 12V TO 5V solution. Thanks.
Hi Hins,
thank you for using the E2E forum.
I have a few comments / questions regarding your schematic.
What is input supply voltage range ?
Your total capacity of the input caps look low - may you check if this would fit for your input ripple
(you can also use the design calculator for checking that: LM5176 data sheet, product information and support | TI.com
The voltage divider on mode might be wrong - no sure about the intention but for setting the mode only a pull down resistor is required as there in an internal current source.
Please see also datasheet for more details
Why do you use two transistors in parallel - this might not be required based on the design information I have seen in the schematic
Best regards,
Stefan
Hi Stefan,
Please review the clarification information. There are two parts for the LM5176 application.
1. For LM5176 6-38V BUCK-BOOST 12V, the input supply voltage range is 6V to 38V, it is Automotive battery power, want to use LM5176 to Buck-Boost output 12V. i.e. When the automotive battery is 6V, it needs to boost output 12V. When the automotive battery is 38V, it needs to buck output 12V.
2. For LM5176 VCC_SRC_FET 12V BUCK 5V, the input supply voltage range is 12V, want to use LM5176 to buck output 5V.
In the schematic, R542 and R582 don't need to install it. If confirm the mode only a pull down resistor is required, I will delete it later.
For two transistors in parallel, that is refer to LM5176EVM-HP Schematic. Thanks.
Hi Hins,
just a few minor items:
for the first schematic:
C slope looks a little bit low (470pF would be better)
MODE only requires a resistor to GND
for the second schematic:
C slope looks a little bit low (470pF would be better)
MODE only requires a resistor to GND
Note: do you also know the Design Calculator tool - this can help a lot for getting this info as well:
LM5176 data sheet, product information and support | TI.com
Best regards,
Stefan
Hi Hins,
I have not seen an update on this thread for the last 24 days.
So I assume the issue is solved.
In this case it would be great to press the is solved button.
If there is still something open, just let me know with the new details.
Best regards,
Stefan