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After the chip returned to normal temperature after a low temperature test, the chip failed.
The output voltage is less than 100mV.
The resistance between sw to GND is 5 ohm.
We guess the lower MOS is short to GND.
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Thanks for your support
After the chip returned to normal temperature after a low temperature test, the chip failed.
The output voltage is less than 100mV.
The resistance between sw to GND is 5 ohm.
We guess the lower MOS is short to GND.
Hi Imelda,
Thanks for your question.
From your observations it does seem that the low side transistor is shorted to GND.
I have some additional questions to better clarify this issue.
- Is this problem happening on both outputs, or only for output 1 (while output 2 keeps working)?
- Have they had the same problem with more boards/ICs?
- I would advise to check what is the maximum voltage value on the SW node during operation. Could you please send a screenshot of the SW node (and its maximum value)? Does this value change at low temperature?
Thanks,
Stefano