Tool/software:
Hi,
How can I get R/L VRM model of the buck converter made with this chip? We need this for Ansys SiWave power integrity simulation.
Let me know.
Thans
Navin
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Tool/software:
Hi,
How can I get R/L VRM model of the buck converter made with this chip? We need this for Ansys SiWave power integrity simulation.
Let me know.
Thans
Navin
Hi Frank,
These are for PI analysis.
For example Analog Device provides the model for their DC/DC in LTpower CAD. For example a particular buck circuit with LTC3313 looks like this( shown below). The the equivalent circuit then can be plugged to VRM source in the PCB for PI analysis.
Our customer somehow used LM73606-Q1 from TI and we need to PI analysis, for which we need these info.
Hello
At this time we do not have a model that we can provide for this device.
However, if you provide your application schematic and all the relevant parameters, we will try
to create a simple model for this device.
Thanks
The schematic is simple buck from 28V to 1.8V in one case and 3.3V in another case. Even though it is not that unique, we don't get consent from customer to share in public forum. We are stuck here for now.
Thanks
Navin
28V to 1.5V is at 6A and switching freq is 500kHz
28V to 1.8V is at 4.8A , sw. freq - 500kHz
28 to 3.3 is at 4.8A , sw freq - 1.2MHz
Is there is way we can calculate ourself too?
Navin
Hello
Please see the following models.
Will you be using these models for load transients or some other high frequency testing ??
Thanks
Thank you
Yes these are for impedance analysis of power rails.
How you arrive into these values?
Hello
They are arrived at by dividing the open loop impedance of the regulator by the loop gain.
The capacitors shown are what I assume you have for external output capacitance.
Thanks