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Hi,
I have clients who use this LDO to design circuits with undercharge phenomena.
The front-end DCDC is 12V to 5V. There is no overshoot during power-on. Only LDO output overshoot occurs.
Hello,
The schematic shows that EN is tied to Vin, is there a reason for these two pins to be tied together? When EN is tied to VIN, the part could be turning on during dropout.
Here is an application report showcasing different reasons why overshoot may be occurring in this system and how to avoid overshoot from happening in the future:
Avoid Start-up Overshoot of LDO (ti.com)
Please let me know if you have any additional questions.
Best Regards,
Hannah
Hi Hannah,
Thanks for your reply!
But if you do not control EN, the manual is recommended to connect the Vin pin directly?
Thanks~
Hi Hannah,
Is there any update?
But if you do not control EN, the manual is recommended to connect the Vin pin directly?
Hi Rhea,
I am sorry about the late response; I have been out for the holidays.
I will be looking into this thread again soon.
Best Regards,
Hannah
Hello Rhea,
The EN pin should not be connected to VIN, please see 7.4 Device Functional Modes.
To see a similar example for the customer's overshoot issue, please see page 2 of Avoid Start-Up Overshoot of LDO.
Please let me know if you have any additional questions.
Best Regards,
Hannah