TPS922051: LED driver at low output current questions

Part Number: TPS922051
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Tool/software:

I am looking to run a string of 2 IR LEDs with the TPS922051 at a low current from a battery source.

Battery life is very important for this application. Expected battery voltage range is 6-8.4V. LED voltage at this current is 3.66V.

I only need to run my LEDs at 20mA- is this chip suitable of such a low output current?

When I follow the design procedure, I get an inductor of around 870uH while the design example uses a 2A output current and calculated an inductor in the 33uH.

Is there a problem using such a large inductor? How will this effect efficiency and stability? Do my compensation components need to change as a result?

What is the minimum output current if the dimming is set to 0? What is the quiescent current?