What is the required input-to-output voltage difference for the LMR14203 to operate stably?
Please tell me about the relationship between input/output potential difference and load current.
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What is the required input-to-output voltage difference for the LMR14203 to operate stably?
Please tell me about the relationship between input/output potential difference and load current.
Hi,
The maximum duty cycle in the datasheet is specified as typ87%, min81%. And you can refer to below Duty Cycle equation to get the relationship between Vin/Vo and Io.
Regards,
Hongjia
Thanks for your reply.
I would like to confirm each parameter above.
Above circuit as an example,
Vo : VOUT Vin : VIN Io : IOUT(Output current of the circuit)
RonHS : Resistance value of the high-side switch inside the LMR14203
RonLS : Zero? There is no ow-side switch inside the LMR14203.
DCR , D : Please tell me what these refer to.
If you know any documentation to refer to please let me know.
Hi,
For the non-sync buck, the denominator of the equation I shared earlier should be Vin-Io*Ron_HS+VD_diode.
VD_diode means the voltage drop on the diode when the diode is conducting.
DCR is the DC resistance of the inductor.
D is the duty cycle of the circuit.
Hongjia