Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LM158
Hello, I simulated your LM5035 development board and made a 36V input 10V output dcdc power supply.
Tests are normal when three power supply prototypes are produced. The output is about 9.98V.
However, in the last three days, I repeatedly conducted high temperature tests and frequency response tests on these three prototypes.
Found that 3 prototypes are abnormal. The output voltage floats to about 10.3V to 11V, and the output voltage ripple is about 200mV, and it is disorderly. Normally, the output voltage ripple is about 80mV and is regular.
I measured the positive input of the secondary op amp LM158, the 2.5V reference, which is stable and accurate, about 2,495V. I measured the positive input of the secondary operational amplifier LM158, that is, the voltage across the voltage divider sampling resistor, which averaged about 2.5V, but was fluctuating and unstable.
I don't know if the operational amplifier LM158 is damaged after repeated high temperature tests and frequency response tests, resulting in 2.5V instability at the positive terminal and 10V output instability.
How can I troubleshoot this failure in the next step?
Thank you.