LM25149-Q1: About peak source current and peak sink current of LM25149-Q1.

yuka Ouchida

Prodigy 120 points

Part Number: LM25149-Q1
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LM25149

Hi team,

Do we have min and max "HO(LO) peak source current" and "HO(LO) peak sink current" value for LM25149?

Cause I only see there is typical value on datasheet.
Please let me know for reference.

regards,

7 months ago

0 Orlando Murray 7 months ago

TI__Mastermind 22299 points

Hi Yuka,

We don't have the measured data over process and temperature.

Please message me for more discussion.

-Orlando

0 yuka Ouchida 6 months ago in reply to Orlando Murray

Prodigy 120 points

Hi Orlando,

Thanks for the reply.

I understand the content "There is no the data".

I have calculated the power consumption of the FET of the power supply using the LM25149.
I threw out that we need to consider the variability of peak source current and peak sink current.
Since it is a peak current, is it unnecessary to consider variations?

Or please let me know if I should look at 1.1 times the typ.

regards,

0 David Baba 6 months ago in reply to yuka Ouchida

TI__Mastermind 29310 points

Hello Yuka,

+/-20% of the typical is a good place to start. When trying to calculate MOSFET rise and fall times, even the datasheet of the MOSFET is subjective, in that getting very accurate numbers is not possible. Its recommended that you calculate the losses for the MOSFET in question and try out the MOSFET on the board, accommodating for some variation in the specifications, I think a derating of 10 to 20% is reasonable. Hope this helps.

David.

+1 yuka Ouchida 6 months ago in reply to David Baba

Prodigy 120 points

Hi David,

Thanks for the reply.

I understand the content.
As the variations, I would like to use +/-20% of the typical value.
Let's consider the variation of other parts.

regards,

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LM25149-Q1: About peak source current and peak sink current of LM25149-Q1.