I have a new design utilizing the LM27761 to convert +5VDC to -5VDC. What I have encountered is if the -5Volt supply is not allowed to completely decay to 0V and power is reapplied to the DUT the -5V(LM27761) regulator will not start up and run.
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I have a new design utilizing the LM27761 to convert +5VDC to -5VDC. What I have encountered is if the -5Volt supply is not allowed to completely decay to 0V and power is reapplied to the DUT the -5V(LM27761) regulator will not start up and run.
Hi Brian,
Can you share your schematic, PCB layout and bill of materials? Do you have any oscilloscope waveforms which show the issue?
Regards,
Juha
Juhu
Are there particular components of the BOM you are interested in?
I have isolated the output of LM27761(severed pcb trace) from rest of the circuit and issue persists.
2.2uF caps are type X5R, +/-10%.
1uF cap is also of type X5R, and +/- 10%.
I can provide oscilloscope traces if you define points of instrumentation.
The issue was found to be high impedance ground traces from the flying capacitors to ground pin on IC.
This caused excessive ground bounce and disturbs analog PFM mode comparator which halts switching.
Be sure to use a thick trace or copper pour to connect grounds. Also use several VIA to layer 2 ground plane.