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I tested TPS54202EVM today and I don't understand why when TPS54202 entered DCM mode, under different output current, the pinnacles are different.
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I tested TPS54202EVM today and I don't understand why when TPS54202 entered DCM mode, under different output current, the pinnacles are different.
Hi Skylar,
During ringing period, Low Side MOSFET and its body diode both shutdown, meaning that load energy is supplied all by output capacitors. If load current is big, Vo falls in fast speed, meaning that the time needed for Vfb falls to Vref is short. So the ringing time could be short, causing ringing variations shown on waveforms.
It would be better to understand it if you compare load current of both conditions.
BRs
Zixu
Hi Skylar,
In order to supply higher load current without dropping Vout too much, internal control circuit will send pulse to conduct High Side MOSFET in advance, reducing time of Toff and time of ringing. So in Vsw, it is obvious to observe that less ringing appears when load current increases.
BRs
Zixu