How does Power Designer calculate Vout Max when I check the "Vout Max" checkbox in the box titled "Design --> Device Synchronization" (Design Tab)? Is there a simple formula that you can send that would help me understand this better?
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How does Power Designer calculate Vout Max when I check the "Vout Max" checkbox in the box titled "Design --> Device Synchronization" (Design Tab)? Is there a simple formula that you can send that would help me understand this better?
The Vout_Max configuration parameter is set 18% above the Nominal Output Voltage setting on the Design page of the GUI for output voltages of 1.356V and above (1.356V *1.18 = 1.6V). The value of Vout_Max will be set to 1.6V for all values of Nominal Output Voltage below 1.356V.
This is just a starting point value to get the rail functioning, if the Vout_Max setting is set below Vout then the rail will fail to start or will be limited to the Vout_Max value. Typically the user's load will have its own unique requirements for a maximum voltage limit.
The Vout_Max setting can be edited directly, in which case a pop-up will appear to indicate that you are altering the value chosen by the design tool and the sychronization box will be unchecked on the Design page.