When I was using LP5030 and quickly opened the OUT channel, I detected an Voltage overshoot on Vout pin.This will cause the current passing through the LED to increase from my set 9.8mA to 20mA. Is this a normal phenomenon or a chip bug?
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When I was using LP5030 and quickly opened the OUT channel, I detected an Voltage overshoot on Vout pin.This will cause the current passing through the LED to increase from my set 9.8mA to 20mA. Is this a normal phenomenon or a chip bug?
Hi Pan,
Please give me some time to test it and I will reply you later.
BR, Jared
Hi Pan,
Sorry for late reply.
I tested it on EVM and the waveform is same as you. But I want to what do you mean about "This will cause the current passing through the LED to increase from my set 9.8mA to 20mA."? Is it instantaneous or persistent, how do you observe this current?
BR, Jared
The downstroke of the instantaneous pressure difference corresponds to the overshoot of the instantaneous current.
My series resistance is 45ohm, corresponding to a normal voltage difference of about 450mV, as shown in the figure.
The voltage difference corresponding to overshoot is about 900mV, so the current is considered to be 20mA.
Hi Pan,
I recommend that you use a current clamp to measure it because I think a little overshoot current is normal.
BR, Jared
Hi Pan,
Can I know what impact this overshoot will have on your circuit?
BR, Jared