Dear Ti and Others,
Attached a circuits file; the noise of +3V3 Power affects +18V and +5V Power.
So, I want to modify that circuits +3V3 Power that is independent from +18V and +5V.
Please, inform me tips.
Best Regards,
Inho Jeon
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Dear Ti and Others,
Attached a circuits file; the noise of +3V3 Power affects +18V and +5V Power.
So, I want to modify that circuits +3V3 Power that is independent from +18V and +5V.
Please, inform me tips.
Best Regards,
Inho Jeon
Hello
You should be able to connect the 3.3V regulator input to the 24V.
Depending on your load current and device package, you will need to check the
power dissipation.
You can also try to use an input filter on the input of the 3.3V supply.
Depending on what kink of noise you are seeing you will need to experiment to find the best solution.
Thanks
Dear Frank,
Thanks for your answer.
above circuits is parts of audio device under development.
Audio noise is generated by parts using 3v3 power.
(I checked that there is no audio noise by applying 3v3 power to external power.)
So, I would like to design the 3v3 power circuit so that it does not affect the 18V power circuit and the 5V power circuit.
Please, Inform me tips modify that circuits.
Thank you.
Best Regards,
Inho Jeon
Inho Jeon,
Sorry for my delayed response. It looks like your 3.3V output is actually more like 2.8V. Are you probing VOUT near the sense point?
Also your schematic has VOUT connecting directly back into the FB node so I assume you're using the fixed 3.3V version LM2575-N.
I agree with what Frank said. You can add an input filter (inductor connected from the 18VOUT to the input of the 3.3V regulator with caps on either side). That will reduce the input ripple sent back to the 18V rail.
-Sam
Inho,
An inductor between 1uH and 10uH should be optimal with 1uF-10uF caps on either side.
-Sam
Inho Jeon,
You will be adding a filter to block the noise from the LM2575-3.3 from getting on the 18V line. You will connect the input of the LM2575-3.3 to the input caps, then connect the LM2575-3.3 VIN node to an inductor (1-10uH). The other side of the inductor will connect to another cap (1-10uF) as well as the 18V line.
-Sam