hi Sir
I Got the TPSM63610 EVB, and do test
- TPSM63610, VIN 24V, FPWM, VOUT 3.3V ripple ok , when output to 15V , the ripple is bad ,did you have the vout 15v chart?
- need any modifty circuit? compensate?thanks
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hi Sir
I Got the TPSM63610 EVB, and do test
Hello,
Please provide waveforms for what you are measuring, switching frequency condition, and load current of application. What is considered "ok" and "bad" in this context?
The device is a module with internal compensation so the only thing we can change is the switching frequency and output capacitance.
Regards,
Jimmy
Hello,
How are you measuring the output voltage?
Please refer to app note for proper way to measure output voltage ripple of this DC/DC (https://www.ti.com/lit/ta/ssztb25/ssztb25.pdf).
Improper measurement could result in high frequency noise coupling onto output voltage and pollute the data.
Regards,
Jimmy
Hello,
Please refer to app note (SNVA871) for details on proper noise measurement techniques and ways to improve output noise for power modules.
If after using 1X scope probe connection to accurately measure the output voltage noise to avoid exaggeration of the output, then using a post LC filter or LDO filter will further clean up the noise.
Regards,
Jimmy
Hi,
I forgot to ask, when you changed the output voltage setting to 15V on EVM, what is the switching set to?
For 15V output, I would suggest switching at 1 - 1.4MHz.
For the old design using LTM8026 what is the filter used to remove ripple? Perhaps you can change the TPSM63610EVM to include that filter and retest.
Regards,
Jimmy
hi Jimmy
could you provide the waveform chart When AC coupling? vout 3.3v,5v,12v,15v? when vin is 24v?
thanks
Update: Please see attached Vout noise scope measurement using pigtail method across MLCC output capacitor.
The output voltage will have some noise but it should be around 20mV as shown in excel attachment.