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Tool/software:
In my application, I am going to use two DC/DC. One for a 3.3V output and one for a 3.8V output. I have made the corresponding calculations for both outputs and they are as shown below.
The TPS62A02DRLR is desired to provide an output current IOUT = 1500 mA with a current variation:
The TPS62A02DRLR is desired to provide an output voltage VOUT = 3.3 V with a voltage variation:
2. 3.8V OUTPUT
The TPS62A02DRLR is desired to provide an output current IOUT = 2000 mA with a current variation:
The TPS62A02DRLR is desired to provide an output voltage VOUT = 3.8 V with a voltage variation:
Are these values obtained for resistors, capacitors and inductances adequate?
Hello Juan,
thanks for reaching out in E2E.
The resistor values, the inductance and the value of the input cap are OK. The output cap value is a bit high. I would recommend to do a bode plot measurement and verify stability. Alternatively you can add a second stage output filter as described in this app note: "Using the Filters with the DC/DC Step-Down Converter".
I think you should also evaluate the TPS62A03, which has a higher efficiency at your desired load current.
Best regards,
Andreas.
If the output cap value is a bit high, would be more appropriate a value of 47uF?
According to the data sheet of the DC/DC converter it would be in the recommended range.