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Hello! We are currently using the LM63635DQDRRRQ1 primary power supply; The specification book mentions this filtering circuit;
Is R 0.51 Ω in this box a resistor that must be used with this resistance value? Do you have any suggestions for the resistance value of this resistor? Can it be removed?

Hi Ray,
Here are the impedance with and without the resistor. So With the resistor, the gain peak can be damping. Then the noise near 20kHz will not be amplified. This is sometimes useful for EMI performance.

BR,
Shipeng
Hi Ray
Sorry for late reply, and thank you shipeng for covering this.
The resistance is needed in the input filter network ,otherwise, the attenuation is not enough at the resonant peak, and there might be instability issue caused by the filter inductor and the Cin of the converter.
The 47uF cap has ESR and provides the damping. Usually we don't need the 0.51Ohm. The 0.51Ohm should provide similar damping impact. Customer can have it on board and NC if they have concerns.
Thanks and best regards.
HI Gui
My understanding is that if there is a 47uf capacitor behind the inductor, the 5.1ohm resistor is not needed. Is it right?
Are there any requirements for the ESR of this capacitor?
Thanks and best regards.
Hi Ray
Yes. Please see theSection 4.4 in this publication:https://www.ti.com/lit/an/snva489c/snva489c.pdf?ts=1702013141406&ref_url=https%253A%252F%252Fwww.ti.com%252Fsitesearch%252Fen-us%252Fdocs%252Funiversalsearch.tsp%253FlangPref%253Den-US%2526searchTerm%253DSUCCESS%2BCONDUCT%2BEMI%2526nr%253D5217