Hello,
I have some question of LP8860
Q1
Can LP8860 support SEPIC?
Q2
I am connected to the LED 4 series and want to drain 600mA.
Is such a connection possible?
For details, please watch an attached file.
Kei
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Hello,
I have some question of LP8860
Q1
Can LP8860 support SEPIC?
Q2
I am connected to the LED 4 series and want to drain 600mA.
Is such a connection possible?
For details, please watch an attached file.
Kei
Hello Eric,
About Q2
The application of the 300mA string is in Fig62 of data sheet p91.
Therefore I think that the 600mA string is done at LP8860.
How about it?
Best Regards,
Kei
Kei,
I apologize for the delay in response, I didn't realize there hadn't been a response to this request. Unfortunately, I do not support these parts, so I cannot adequately answer your question. This post has been escalated to high priority and will receive an answer promptly.
Again, I apologize for the delay.
Regards,
Eric Hackett
Hello Eric
When can I have an answer about a question of LP8860?
Best Regards,
Kei
Hi Kei,
Kei Sato73562 said:Q1
Can LP8860 support SEPIC?
yes, LP8860 can support SEPIC with extra diode and resistor which help to prevent OCP fault
Please be aware - minimum voltage is 16V, looks like you would like to have 14V.
Kei Sato73562 said:Q2
I am connected to the LED 4 series and want to drain 600mA.
Is such a connection possible?
Yes, all outputs can be tied together to increase current; BTW you can use phase shift in this case, maybe it is not explained very clear in DS.
Best regards,
Vladimir
Hello Vladimir,
Thnak you for your replay.
I have additional question.
Is it necessary to add additional components? (Diode + 1kohm)
What kind of meaning do you have of additional components?
If it is SEPIC circuit, the electric current does not flow even if the output short-circuits.
Best Regards,
Kei
Hi Kei,
actually LP8860 was not designed for use in SEPIC mode, but can be used.
Problem here during starup - if LP8860 doesn't not see any voltage at FB pin during startup - logic decides it is a boost output short condition and starts recovery algorithm. To prevent this situation during startup should some voltage appears at FB pin, this is reason why I put resistor and diode on schematic. Values, as you understand, are not critical - any diode and 1...100k resistor.
Best regards,
Vladimir