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Hi,
We have 2 design need you help to review.
The part number in schematic should be TPS546D24A please ignore the typo.
SCHEMATIC1 _ 55_Tps545d24_P1V25.pdfSCHEMATIC1 _ 56_Tps545d24_P0V8.pdf
Thanks!
Jeff
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Tool/software:
Hi,
We have 2 design need you help to review.
The part number in schematic should be TPS546D24A please ignore the typo.
SCHEMATIC1 _ 55_Tps545d24_P1V25.pdfSCHEMATIC1 _ 56_Tps545d24_P0V8.pdf
Thanks!
Jeff
Hello Jeff,
A response will be posted this week.
Thanks,
Calan
Hi Jeff,
Can you please help fill out the design spreadsheet? This will help us streamline the review process.
Thank you,
Tomoya
Hi Tomoya,
Please see bewlo for 4 power rail excel. thanks!
TPS546D24A_0V8.xlsxTPS546D24A_0V8A.xlsxTPS546D24A_0V89.xlsxTPS546D24A_1V25.xlsx
Hi Jeff,
I noticed that you entered 20 x 47uF output capacitors in the Excel sheet, but I don't see them on the schematic. Can you confirm if this is correct? If it is, then that’s fine.
For the 0.8V rail, since it operates in 1-phase, please either short MSEL2 to GND or populate the bottom resistor (R1100) with a 0 Ohm resistor.
For the 1.25V rail, since it operates in 2-phase, short MSEL2 to GND, and you can DEPOP R1133.
Everything else looks good.
Thank you,
Tomoya
Hi Tomoya,
Thanks for the review result.
I still have question about the defalut output voltage. I found table 7-12/7-13 VSEL can set defalut output voltage.
If we want set default power on Vout=0.8V and Vout=1.25V.
How to we set VSEL divider resistor? I'm confuse about table table 7-12/7-13 setting. Seems it need also match with other register setting?
Thanks!
Jeff
Hi Jeff,
To set Vout to 0.8V, you will need a 14.7 kOhm resistor to AGND.
To set Vout to 1.25V, you will need an 82.5 kOhm resistor to AGND.
Here is an example for setting Vout to 0.75V:

However, the second tab in the Excel calculator ('Pin Detect Programming') helps you with this so you don't have to refer to the table and do calculation yourself.
Thank you,
Tomoya