I setting the switching frequency as 2.5MHz.
but why in my measurement the maximum switching frquency only 1.56MHz.
for variable switching frequency, how can I calculate the indutance?
my condition:
Vin=8V, Vout=1.09V, Iout=2.6A.
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I setting the switching frequency as 2.5MHz.
but why in my measurement the maximum switching frquency only 1.56MHz.
for variable switching frequency, how can I calculate the indutance?
my condition:
Vin=8V, Vout=1.09V, Iout=2.6A.
did you know how to calculate the frequency @Vin=8V, Vout=1.09V? did there have any fomula can share?
and
from datasheet it shown the duty will larger than 20%.
but from my EVM board test, it was 16%@Vin=8V, Vou=1.09V, Iout=2.6A, L=2.2uH
why the duty can less than 20%?
thank you.
BR,
Viola
Hi Viola!
The duty cycle is basically determined by Vout/Vin. Also it is also determined by loading as there is some IR drop caused by Rds_on and inductor DCR, but these factors aren't critical.
We don't have a such accurate formula. But you can use 1.56Mhz as a typical value to guide your inductor design, it doesn't have any risk.
Shuai
Hi Viola,
Your equation is right.
However, the on-time formula doesn't apply when min on-time is triggered.
Once min on-time is triggered, the device would decrease its frequency to ensure the output voltage regulation.