WEBENCH® Tools/TPS22962: modify operating point for Cload is shown in uF when it appear in Farad in the results. This limit the validation of the values

Hi David,

Fall time is defined as 90% of VOUT down to 10%. As for the WEBENCH questions, I will go ahead and assign this to the correct team.

Thanks,

Alek Kaknevicius

Thanks Gerold, any idea when the webench will be updated?

We are not very familiar with Pspice model, so we have some trouble to create the project in hyperlinx and link it to the Pspice model of the TPS22962.

I wonder why the webench project didn't have the "SIM" button to export to TINA? I've seen it in some others webenches...

It will be very helpful to export the webench directly in TINA.

Thanks

Thanks Gerold for this very fast answer!

Another thing, it seems that when you first hit the recalculate button in operating point, if I go back in the schematic to change the Rload value, nothing change in the operating value tab and values are not resetting to original Cload.

I'm still trying to find why my webench is not giving the measured in-systems results.

The difference between "DC load fall time" and "No load fall time" means what? In the system...if I turn the switch OFF, load is always attached to the switch so I always condiser "DC load fall time"?

Thanks for the precision

Hi Gerold, I try to import the Pspice model as explained, but it fail to compile.  What's wrong?

Thanks

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