Hello,
Do we have start ramp-up rate specification of LM2596 from 0V to 3.6V of input ? Customer hope ramp-rate is over 200us period. Competitor is
LTC 1763. Thank you.
BR
Patrick
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Hello,
I have several questions about your question.
The LM2596 is a 3A 150kHz non-synchronous buck regulator.
The LT1763 is 1/2 Amp low noise LDO. (Bipolar P/N prefix LT)
LTC1763 is not a valid part number (CMOS or BiCMOS prefix LTC)
Not clear how these can be compared as competition.
Tell us the actual specifics of the application:
Vin minimum =
Vin nominal =
Vin maximum =
Vout =
Iout =
Load characteristics
Is Vin already stable and you then actuate the enable input - is that when you want a ramp-up rate figure?
Or is the enable input grounded and Vin rises and you need to know how long until Vout is in regulation? This may depend on ramp-up rate of Vin.
Be aware that for 5Vout the input voltage always need to be greater than 8V, so about a 3V overhead needed.
Hello Martin
please refer to specifics of application.
Vin minimum = 5V
Vin nominal = 5V
Vin maximum = 5V
Vout = 3.6V
Iout = 0.5A
Enable direct connect to ground and what is ramp up rate ? Thank you.
BR
Patrick
The soft-start for the LM2596 is fixed and not specified. We can not guarantee that it is longer than 200us
However, the LM2597 or LM2598 both have adjustable soft-start; one of these may be a better choice.