Part Number: LM5148-Q1
Dear TI experts,
My customer made their schematic using LM5148-Q1. Could you review this schematic?
260204_LM5148_LM25148_quickstart_calculator_A4.zip
Best regards,
Chase
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Part Number: LM5148-Q1
Dear TI experts,
My customer made their schematic using LM5148-Q1. Could you review this schematic?
260204_LM5148_LM25148_quickstart_calculator_A4.zip
Best regards,
Chase
Thanks for your question
We will look into it and get back to you
Thanks and Regards
naresh
Hello Chase
I have reviewed your schematic and no critical design issues found
Minor recommendation: Add a small 0.1 µF capacitor in parallel with the VCC capacitor for high-frequency decoupling
Thanks and Regards
Naresh
Dear Naresh,
Thank you for your support.
Could you check the acceptable value of ESR of Cout?

Best regards,
Chase
Hi Chase
LM5148-Q1 has no strict ESR min/max; use <20 mΩ for ceramic caps to ensure stability (datasheet allows wide range for optimal transient/loop response).
Hope this helps
Thanks and Regards
Naresh
Dear Naresh,
Thank you for your support.
My customer has one more question.
Is it okay only to use 5 mohm shunt resistor if I want to set Iout to 11.2A? Any other considerations to set?

Best regards,
Chase
Dear Naresh,
Thank you for your support.
Please let me know if there is an update about additional question above.
Best regards,
Chase
Hi chase
thanks for your message
we will look into it and get back to you
Hi Chase,
Yes, using a 5 mΩ shunt resistor to set Iout ≈ 11.2 A is acceptable for LM5148-Q1 and aligns with the value recommended by the design tool.
At 11.2 A, the shunt power dissipation will be approximately 0.63 W (I²R), so please ensure the resistor power rating is sufficient. Also make sure the inductor saturation current is higher than the peak current and that the sense resistor is connected with Kelvin routing to ISNS+ and VOUT for accurate current sensing.
Other than these considerations, no additional changes are required and the 5 mΩ value should work well.
thanks and regards
naresh