Dear Team,
Customer and I just using the Webench to finish the below power rail design.
Can you check if you have further comments?
BR
Kevin
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Dear Team,
Customer and I just using the Webench to finish the below power rail design.
Can you check if you have further comments?
BR
Kevin
Hi Kuan,
Can you please share the WEBENCH designs for the above?
regards,
Gerold
Dear Gerold,
0.8V:
1.88V:
3.3V:
1V;
Hi Kuan,
There is something wrong with the links that you sent. Can you please go to the WEBENCH design and click on the three dots on the top right. There will be a link called Share Design. Inside that there should be a tab for Public Link. Click on the "Get Link" and copy and paste that link. The link that you sent me is not opening correctly.
Regards,
Gerold
Dear Gerold,
0.8V:
https://webench.ti.com/appinfo/webench/scripts/SDP.cgi?ID=C5AC923AE3A37402
1.88V:
https://webench.ti.com/appinfo/webench/scripts/SDP.cgi?ID=C5AC923AE3A37402
3.3V:
https://webench.ti.com/appinfo/webench/scripts/SDP.cgi?ID=6A79A7D3342D08E4
1V:
https://webench.ti.com/appinfo/webench/scripts/SDP.cgi?ID=51B6BC8D2E41AA2F
Kevin,
I see a couple of concerns that should be checked.
1) They did not follow the WeBench CIN configurations and they have large, high ESR electrolytic capacitors with fewer and smaller ceramic input capacitors. It is likely that those Cin configurations are over-stressing the RMS ripple current capabilities for both the ceramic and the electrolytic capacitors.
2) All 4 schematics show EN tied to ground with a 4.7-kOhm resistor.
3) With the RCC injection scheme, the absolute resistance at the feedback pin and the AC coupling capacitor sizing from the RCC injector is critical, they can not scale the feedback resistors to lower feedback resistance and leave the RCC injection circuits unchanged.
Note: the attached file for the 1.88V rail below is the same files as the 0.8V rail, which is for the 0.8V converter and not the 1.88V converter.
4) The RCC injection circuits in the attached schematics don't match the WeBench designs either. The RCC injection network is a critical part of the compensation of the loop with all ceramic output capacitors.