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TLVM23625: TLVM23625

Noam Tal
Prodigy 30 points
Part Number: TLVM23625

Hello,

I am using several TLVM23625 in my design.

19V input->5V output

19V input->3.3V output

19V input->1.8V output

19V input->1.2V output

19V input->1V output

5V input->3.3V output

5V input->1.8V output

5V input->1.2V output

5V input->1V output

I need to know the efficiency (depending on load current) of each supply chain above, but in the datasheet I only have 12V/24V/36V input voltages. 

Does TI has efficiency calculator or some other method to calculate the efficiency?

Thank you.

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    TI__Genius 13140 points

    Hi Noam,

    If you scroll down on the TLVM23635 page, you'll find the entry for the webench model.

    Afterwards you can open the design, and it simulates the efficiency for you. The tool was built using data collected from the lab, as well as simulated data to cover all of the cases.

    You can also change the switching frequency too.

    Let me know if this answers your question, or if you have any other questions about how to use the tool.

    Thanks,
    Andrew