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TPS5450: Schematic design scheme confirmation

Part Number: TPS5450

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hi expert

1.Design and application conditions: U1 input voltage 29.2V±0.5V, U1 output voltage 5.4V, output current 3.5A max

2.The schematic diagram of the two schemes is as follows: Scheme 1:

Note: C52/C104 is a ceramic capacitor: GRM31CR71H475KA12L (CC-1206-4.7UF/50V±10%X7R);

Option 2:

Note: C63/C64/C371/C52/C104 are ceramic capacitors: GRM31CR71H475KA12L (CC-1206-4.7UF/50V±10%X7R); Among them, the difference between the two schemes is: the position of L1 at the input end of U1 is different; Among them, the devices of scheme 1 and 2 are the same.

Designation

Type description

 

Designation

Type description

C20,C22,C23

VZH220M1HTR-0606(50V/22uF)

 

C105~C108,C168,C249

C3216X7R1C106KT(CC-1206-10uF/16V±10% X7R)

C63,C64,C371,C52,C104

GRM31CR71H475KA12L(CC-1206-4.7UF/50V±10%X7R)

 

L2

10uH/9A

L1

5.6uA/1.6A

 

 

 

U1

TPS5450DDA

 

 

 

D1

PDS760-13(7A/60V)

 

 

 

3. Question:

1) Is the schematic scheme of Scheme 1 and Scheme 2 technically feasible?

2) In scheme 1, U1 input is LC filter circuit, L1 front end is aluminum electrolytic capacitor and ceramic capacitor, L1 and U1 input end is ceramic capacitor, whether this design meets the device design requirements?

3) Will the change of L1 location in Scheme 2 have different impacts on U1 performance and reliability? Can you confirm whether it is better or worse?

  • Hello

    Regarding all three questions:

    The ceramic capacitors can be balanced in any manner you need to fulfil your EMI filter requirements.

    However, the 220uF Elco. must be placed on the VIN side of the regulator in order to provide proper damping

    for your input filter.

    Thanks