Hi team.
Could you give me your advice on our customer's phenomenon.
As bellow figure, It takes 50uSec to rise time.
Why does it take so long until the desired voltage?
*ch1 : Input voltage
ch2 : Output voltage
Sincerely.
Kengo.
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Hi team.
Could you give me your advice on our customer's phenomenon.
As bellow figure, It takes 50uSec to rise time.
Why does it take so long until the desired voltage?
*ch1 : Input voltage
ch2 : Output voltage
Sincerely.
Kengo.
Kengo,
Is ch2 connected to a load? Do you have any load capacitance?
As section 10.2.2.2.4 states in the datasheet, the expected start-up response behavior for TL43xx is a fast response up to ~2V then slowly charges to its programmed value due to the compensation capacitance required for stability criteria. As shown by the application curve, this is only a few microseconds however. Does your application require a specific response time?
Hi Michael,
Thank you for your response.
There is no load capacitance with only load resistance( 1kohm).
I think that it is considerably too longer than the response time of the data sheet.
Why is the response time longer?
If you have VCC=24V or close rise time data, could you share it ?
Sincerely.
Kengo.
Kengo,
Attached is the waveform from my bench test. I measured the start-up delay to be around 18us with same component values and RLoad = 1kohm. Please test multiple devices and see if the delay you measure varies. I think there could be parasitic capacitance on your board or layout causing extra delay.
Kengo,
Yes this timing will very slightly from device to device which is why it is not a guaranteed spec. But the main factor is board layout and configuration. The trace length, trace width, length of wire for measurement, parasitic capacitance, component tolerance can all play a factor in the measured value in addition to the voltage levels for operation. The device has built in capacitance as previously mentioned so there is not much more that can be done to speed up the timing.
What is the requirement for your application? You may get a sharper response using Figure 34 in the datasheet with the additional transistor.