I would like to use a 4.7 uF as the input capacitance. Will equation 1 in the datasheet be affected by the input capacitance value? I ask because the table that follows equation 1 specifies typical rise time values with the note that CIN = 1 uF.
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I would like to use a 4.7 uF as the input capacitance. Will equation 1 in the datasheet be affected by the input capacitance value? I ask because the table that follows equation 1 specifies typical rise time values with the note that CIN = 1 uF.
Hi Julie,
The only purpose of the input capacitance is to help the power supply handle the transient current needed during power up of the load switch. The input capacitance does not affect the load switch performance itself, and as long as the power supply is strong enough, there will be no difference in the rise times seen by the device.
Thanks,
Alek Kaknevicius