Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS62867
Hi Team,
Thanks & Regards,
Chethana
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Hi Chethana,
GMea is 250 uA/V, as stated earlier. R3 sets the compensated EA gain to the inverse of the power stage gain.
In any case, the TPS62867 is a newer, smaller, simpler device to use.
Thanks,
Chris
Hi Chris,
Thank you for the response! But in the equation-36 what is the GPWRSTG and gmEA ?
If we use the above data we won't get the provided R3 value in the datasheet.
Is it possible to explain the calculation?
Thanks & Regards,
Chethana
Hi Chethana,
GPWRSTG is the Gain of the Power Stage, mentioned in the previous paragraph.
gmEA is the gain (or transconductance) of the error amplifier, specified on page 3 and explained/shown on in figure 26 and equation 19.
Equation 36 works for me. Use 0.00025 for gmEA.
Chris