Hi,
My customer is evaluating TPS26620, however IN pin is damaged by their surge test.
Is there any good solution to improve the surge tolerant of IN pin?
Best Regards,
Kuramochi
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Hi,
My customer is evaluating TPS26620, however IN pin is damaged by their surge test.
Is there any good solution to improve the surge tolerant of IN pin?
Best Regards,
Kuramochi
Hi Rakesh-san,
Thank you for your reply.
They use SMCJ30CA.
The schematic is the almost same as EVM, it was changed based on the following thread.
https://e2e.ti.com/support/power-management/f/196/p/929099/3432804#3432804
Best Regards,
Kuramochi
Hi Kuramochi,
Can you please share the surge profile used for the test. what is the coupling impedance ?
Best Regards, Rakesh
Hi Rakesh-san,
They are using the following equipment.
http://www.noiseken.com/uploads/photos0/182.pdf
Please refer page.7 regarding the surge profile.
The coupling impedance is as below;
Best Regards,
Kuramochi
Hi Kuramochi-san,
What is the Open-circuit test voltage kV ? Is the transient voltage exceeding the abs max rating of eFuse ?
Hi Kuramochi-san,
1kV with 10-Ohm coupling impedance forces surge current of 100A.
SMCJ30A has dynamic impedance of 0.5 Ohm. So, 100A current into SMCJ30A takes the voltage to 33.3V+100A*0.5Ohm = 83.3V which exceeds abs max rating of TPS2660
Using bigger tvs diode SMD type or 10uF ceramic cap with SMCJ30A can help to improve surge tolerance.
Best Regards, Rakesh