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TPS566247: Load transient response of TPS566247

Part Number: TPS566247

Hi,

From datasheet I am finding it hard to understand whether TPS566247 would be able to achieve steady state load load transient of 0.6 A to 4.5 A within 6us time? Is it possible for this converter to achieve this spec?

If no, could you please suggest me any other part that can switch between 0.6A to 4.5A within 6us?

Thank you

Tanvir

  • Tanvir, 

    Can you share the detailed application Vin and Vout?

    Do you have Vout spec limitation for this load transient?

    Then we can review if can achieve it.

    Yuchang

  • Hi Yuchang,

    Thank you for your quick response.

    Vin = 3.3V and Vout = 0.9V with Vripple = 10mV(p-p).

    What would be the efficiency with these specs?

    Please let me know if you need any more information.

    Thank you

    Tanvir

  • Tanvir,

    10mv means +/-10mv? or +/-5mv? Vout range is 0.895 to 0.905V?

    If Steady state, 10mv ripple should be ok, but for AC load transient, it looks tight.

    Could you please double check if the Vout has AC+DC tolerance?

    Yuchang

  • Hi Yuchang,

    Here is the full specs:

    Vin: 3.3V

    Vout: 0.9V

    Iout: 5Amp

    Efficiency: around 90%

    Transient response: Targeted transient response recovery time from 0.6 Amp to 5 Amp (and vice versa) < 6us

    Steady State output peak to peak voltage ripple: < 5 mV

    Thank you

    Tanvir

  • Tanvir,

     For pk-pk 5mv ripple, that should be ok to achieve it, also you can use webench tool to simulate ripple data for reference.

    BUT 566247 can't make 90% efficiency@5A loading(I suppose 90% is for full loading since you haven't mentioned), and If would make so high efficiency, over 10A part maybe needed. commonly high current part can achieve high efficiency at middle loading.

    Another what I would like to check with you if the AC spec, lots of parts can response the load transient you mentioned, but you may know during light load to heavy load, undershoot will be generated, so we need to know the Vout AC spec during the transient response you mentioned to check if any part can be used.

    Finally, since the input range in your application is <5V, I recommend you may submit a new topic with " Vin=3V, Vout=0.9V, efficiency=90%INT- High Reliability (Read-Only) Forum

    Power Designer (ti.com)

  • Hi Yuchang,

    We are relaxed in AC specification as long as the transient can settle within 6us. So what would be the efficiency at 5A? In between 85 to 90%? As you have mentioned there are parts available but I am finding it hard to locate in stock parts! Could please suggest some?

    Thank you

    Tanvir

  • Tanvir,

    Per simulation result, 566247 is around 80%, I checked another higher current device 548A28 can achieve your target data, FYI.

    Also you can  submit a new topic with " Vin=3V, Vout=0.9V, efficiency=90% power requirement" to check with low Vin product line.