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TPS65130 ABSOLUTE FBN

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Hello

My customer has a question about TPS65130 absolute FBN.Please let me consult.

Absolute FBN is written in DataSheet at -0.3V.but my customer says,

When the power is turned off,FBN drops to -0.7V.Please look at the waveform of the attached file.

This wavefom,When the power is off,Vout=-5.0V,it becomes VREF=0V.

Therefore FBN is I think is to be a -V.But it to drop to -0.7V is correct? it is not correct?

Please teach me about it.

Regards

 8726.TPS65130.pdf

  • Hello T Kishi,
    The value on FBN is just defined when the IC is turned on and then it should be 0V. GND level is the reference level for the negative output. When the IC is turned off, the reference voltage is off and therefore FBN might go negative as long as the output is not discharged.
    Best regards,Brigitte
  • Hello BrigitteThank you for reply.
    As expected,i'm there is a possibility that the fall to a nagative voltage at FBN.
    Device is no problem even if the voltage falls to -0.7V? Or should be added the discharge circuit?
    Best Regards,T Kishi
  • Hello T Kishi,Please excuse the late response.
    The part clamps to the negative voltage and as long as the current causing this negative voltage is coming from the feedback divider, the IC will not get damaged.
    Do you have anything else connected to FBN than the feedback divider and the feedforward parts?
    Best regards, Brigitte
  • Hi Brigitte

    Thank you for replay.

    I was relieved "No damege".

    And condition of my customer is attachment.

    Regurd

    T Kishi

    TPS65130.pdf

  • Hello T Kishi,
    Thank you for the setup. There is no additional circuit attached to the FBN pin, so the negative voltage when the output is turned off will not damage the part.
    Best regards,Brigitte