LM62440-Q1: Conditions: non-switching

Akito Tabata

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Part Number: LM62440-Q1

Hi team,

What does the test condition "non-switching" mean in the datasheet?

Regards,

over 1 year ago

+1 Aurora Tie over 1 year ago

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Hi,

In this test condition, we add a voltage to the output voltage that is 10% greater than the target value. For example, the target output voltage is 5V, add 5.5V voltage to the Vo. Thus Vfb is greater than Vref. SW is non-switching. Hope this can help you. Thanks.

Aurora

0 Akito Tabata over 1 year ago in reply to Aurora Tie

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Hi Aurora san,

I understand. Thank you.

Regards,

Tabata

0 Akito Tabata over 1 year ago in reply to Akito Tabata

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Is there a special reason for listing non-switching test condition?

Is there a difference between CCM and non-switching test conditions?

Regards,

+1 Aurora Tie over 1 year ago in reply to Akito Tabata

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Hi Tabata-san,

No particular reason, it's one of the standard tests. CCM is continuous conduction mode. In this case, the inductor current is continuous and SW is switching. These are two completely different working conditions from non-switching. Hope this can help you. Thanks.

Aurora

0 Akito Tabata over 1 year ago in reply to Aurora Tie

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Hi Aurora san

Thank you for your reply.

Regards,

Tabata

0 Aurora Tie over 1 year ago in reply to Akito Tabata

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You are welcome. Glad to help you~

Aurora

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