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DC to DC Converter Load Transient Response

Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LM2678, TPS51513

Hi   need  assistant selecting a DC to DC converter based on  "load transient response".   

The selected  Dc-DC will  see transients  from  0 to 4 amps.  (rise and fall time ~20us @ 18vs).

Duly cycle  ~100hz, Noise p-p of 30mv

The TPS540/ LM2678 were evaluated on the bemch, the results were similar to: 

e2e.ti.com/.../859177

The Conclusion was:

A fast transient response from a full load to no load can present some large overshoots for non synchronous designs. The main reason is when the load is removed, the low-side switch cannot sink current to help return the output to regulation after the overshoot. Instead the device stops switching and the output voltage must decay through any parasitic load. The device will only start switching once the output voltage has began to drop below the target value and the voltage may drop too far before the loop can respond.

 thanks 

 

The Input is 24v,