Hello TI,
I’m experiencing major output noise on the LM2675M-3.3 regulator.
Specifications:
- Voltage input: 20-25V (typically 24V)
- Voltage output: 3.3V
- Load current: 0.1mA – 606mA
- The input of the LM2675 is supplied by a 400V to 24V quarter brick DC DC converter.
Schematic:
- BC_PWR also has two more 22µF adjacent to its output.
- C13-C16 = Ceramic
- D3 = Diodes Incorporated #B130-13-F
- L2 = Bourns #SRR6038-470Y
- C18 = AVX #TPSB107M010R0400 Tantalum
- C19 and C20 = Ceramic
There is some noise at BC_PWR, but the LM2675-3.3 seems to be majorly amplifying this noise.
Oscilloscope trace: No Load
- Pink – Input voltage (24V RMS, 21-26Vpp, pin 7)
- Blue – CB net (voltage on boost capacitor, pin 1)
- Yellow – Vsw (pin 8)
- Green – +3V3 (pin 4)
As you can see, the output voltage is 3.3V RMS, but swings between 2.5-3.8V. It appears to be greatly amplifying the input noise (which the rest of system can tolerate) rather than filtering it.
I modeled the system with the closest available components in webench, and the system appeared stable.
- Do you have any suggestions?
- What could be causing such large oscillations?
Nate
EE