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TLV704: TLV70433 surge common mode test, 44us surge anomaly

Part Number: TLV704

1.The schematic diagram is as follows: the input voltage is about 8.4v, and the linear power supply is used for power supply; The load current is very small, less than 5mA.

2.The reference standard for surge test is GB / T 17626.5, common mode condition, and the test voltage is 2.8kv. There are similar problems under the condition of damped oscillation wave and ringing wave (common mode). The structure diagram of our product is as follows. There is no connection of common mode channel (separated by plastic shell). PCBA is placed in an insulating plastic shell with a whole piece of metal shell under it. The metal shell is grounded for common mode test.

3.Abnormal waveform will appear every time.

  • Hello,

             I am not familiar with this test or  reference standard. Could you provide me more details on the test parameters and how the part was tested in general? If this is an EMI test, please note that we do not perform EMI testing on our devices and TLV704 is particularly sensitive to EMI. Thanks!

    Regards,

    Srikanth   

  • The EMI (electromagnetic disturbance) at the bottom should be wrong. It should be EMS (immunity). Note: EMC includes EMI and EMS, in which EMI refers to external interference and EMS refers to external interference to products.

    The corresponding IEC standard for Surge immunity test is IEC 61000-4-5. The surge signal is 1.2/50us, in common mode state, and the surge voltage is 2.8kv.

    It is explained below that tlv704 is sensitive to EMI (I think it should be EMS). Are there other components with better anti-interference?

  • Hello,

             We typically do not perform EMI/EMS testing on our LDO products. We therefore cannot provide an informed statement on their anti-interference abilities. Thanks!

    Regards,

    Srikanth