Tool/software:
Please help review. I probably need more input/output capacitance as the 48VDC load is very sensitive to voltage drop. Ideally, I would drop <0.75V, even at full transient.
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Tool/software:
Please help review. I probably need more input/output capacitance as the 48VDC load is very sensitive to voltage drop. Ideally, I would drop <0.75V, even at full transient.
Hi JT,
Could you please attach the filled out LM5176 Design Calculator to this thread? This would be the most efficient workflow for us to do a schematic review.
Best regards,
Stefan
Sure, here you go! Note that I had to estimate the transconductance of the boost MOSFET, and it seems very low to me. 6175.LM5176 Buck-Boost Quickstart Tool.xlsm
Hi JT,
(In below list items which should be checked again have been marked bold) (Note: other info are left here to give an overview of what has been checked)
Quickstart Calculator:
Schematic:
Layout (for reference only)
(In below list items which should be checked again have been marked bold)
Additional info on layout can be found here :
(1) Four-switch buck-boost layout tip No. 1: identifying the critical parts for layout
(2) Four-switch buck-boost layout tip No. 2: optimizing hot loops in the power stage
(3) Four-switch buck-boost layout tip No. 3: separating differential sense lines from power planes
(4) Four-switch buck-boost layout tip No. 4: routing gate-drive and return paths
Best regards,
Stefan