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Hello,
I am encountering some issues when trying to test the TPS55289Q1EVM eval board. I have connected to the board using the USB2ANY adapter and am controlling it using the TPS55289-Q1 gui as specified in the user manual. The input is attached to an adjustable bench power supply, and the leads are attached to a load resistor.
So far, the board works with a light load (100mW) across a range of inputs/outputs. The problem is that with 5V input, 20V output, and 47ohm dummy load the gui automatically disables the output shortly after I enable it. I believe this scenario is within the safe operating regions of the chip, and should not be related to overcurrent or thermal shutdown issues. A similar problem occurs with other boost conversions like 9-20 and 12-20: with the 47ohm load, the gui disables output when shortly after I enable it.
For all of these scenarios, the output stays enabled when I set the output to a lower voltage (15V). I am able to then gradually increase the output voltage in the GUI until it reaches 20V. However, the chip shuts down if my increase is not gradual enough.
Some scope readings:
1. output: 5V input to 17V output set directly on gui.
2. output voltage: 5V input to 16V output (note that output stays enabled)
3. 5V in. After being on for some time at a 18V, I increased the output voltage to 19V. The output remained enabled
4. 5V in. After being on for some time at 19.5V, I increased the output voltage to 20V. The output disabled shortly after.
Is there an explanation for this behavior? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you!
Hi Sijie,
Thanks for reaching out.
1. Please check the waveforms of Vin, EN and VCC at the time of Vout drops, and put all the signals in one screen.
2. Please share the screenshot of the EVM setup and bench test.
BRs,
Bryce
Hi Bryce, it turns out that the Vin experienced a large drop when using the Rigol power supply. I swapped it out for a different power supply and the issue was fixed. Thanks!