these are the waveforms measured at the switching nodes of the inductor w.r.t ground. ie PHASE1 and PHASE 2 signals.
1.Can these signals overlap?
2.what could be possible reason for overlapping?
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these are the waveforms measured at the switching nodes of the inductor w.r.t ground. ie PHASE1 and PHASE 2 signals.
1.Can these signals overlap?
2.what could be possible reason for overlapping?
Hi Sajna,
Thanks for the response. Let me explain more here..
1.Can these signals overlap?
In TPS53679, phase overlap is allowed and it depends on VIN/VOUT/FSW/Number of phases to achieve higher duty cycle applications.
For example, if 5VIN/1.8VOUT/400kHz/3phase is the case, then overlap between phases will be overserved like this and in well-ordered.
However, the waveform you attached is not the good order compared with above, what is the VIN/VOUT/FSW/Number of phases in your cases?
2.what could be possible reason for overlapping?
Not well-ordered overlapping might be related to insufficient ramp amplitude, current/voltage sense loop is affected by noise, or improper compensator settings..etc, change ramp amplitude to the higher one will solve the issue in most cases.
During steady state operation, as long as no two consecutive PWM pulses within 1 duty cycle is observed, and ripple, transient meet the design requirement, it should be no issue.
Thanks
Chasel