Hello.
In the data sheet, there is a paragraph about output capacitor, which states "no more than 150uF"(page 11). Is that includes all the load capacitors? for example, if my load is a FPGA which requires a 330 uF capacitor- can I used this part?
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Hello.
In the data sheet, there is a paragraph about output capacitor, which states "no more than 150uF"(page 11). Is that includes all the load capacitors? for example, if my load is a FPGA which requires a 330 uF capacitor- can I used this part?
Hello Dorian.
I apologize for the delay. I saw the video. If I understood well. the message is: Don't take the MFG recommendation for decoupling capacitor "as is" ,but calculate the real required capacitor according the PDN impedance required. Second massage- the TPS82084 will not operate well with output capacitor greater than 150uF.
I have to mention ,that I didn't understand the origin to the output voltage transient equations.please ,can you explain ?
Thanks
Shlomo
Hello Shlomo,
I am filling in for Dorian, since he is away for a couple of days.
I am glad that the video helped a bit. furthermore, I think that this article can be a great read in addition to the video.
It explains how the load transient, voltage deviation, and capacitor impedance affect each other and how to select the appropriate capacitor for your application's requirements.
Best regards,
Omar
Hello Omar.
thanks for the article. I read it. It added more insight. Eventually, I had met Oliver Nachbauer here in Israel, and we had discussed all the issues face to face,
Thanks all of you.
Shlomo Perlshtein