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TPS560430: Short-circuit protection

Part Number: TPS560430

I have a question about the short-circuit protection feature of the TPS560430XDBV.

[Question 1]
As a failure test, the upper resistor RFBT connected to the FB terminal is set to open.
The IC determines that it is an output short circuit and operates a short-circuit protection function (intermittent operation (hiccup) mode).
In the data sheet, the stop time for intermittent operation is specified as typ 135ms. How is the stop time specified for intermittent operation?

[Question 2]
In our actual circuit, it is used to make +24V to +5V.

When the RFBT is open, about +9V is output instead of +24V during intermittent operation. Why?
The current does not flow enough for overcurrent protection to work.
(RFBT=120k, RFBB=30k)


DISCO intermittent operation waveform (yellow: 5V voltage (RFBT + side), green: 24V input current)