Hi Team,
the datasheet only mentions 120pF as option for the Cff. My customer doesn't has this option avaiable. Can they also use 100pF or 220pF instead?
Best regards,
Simon
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Hello Simon,
Thank you for reaching out,
The feedforward (Cff) will affect the step load performance. A higher Cff will result to lower overshoot/undershoot, but extended the recovery time. TI has only evaluated the Cff value from 0 to 120pF. If you would like to use the higher value for Cff, then you need to take care about the stability concerns. Please do stability analysis in case if you are using a higher Cff value.
You can perform the stability analysis by using Bode 100. Please find the attached document guiding to the bode plot measurements.
Stability related resources:
Simplifying Stability Checks (Rev. B) (ti.com)
Understanding and Simulation of Loop Stability Test for DC/DC Converters
Thank you & regards,
Moheddin.
Hello Simon,
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Thank you & regards,
Moheddin.