For a TLV61048 configured to run at 1MHz, 3.5V to 6V, I'm seeing poor transient response. I suspect the output cap; it's a C3216X5R1E336M160AC (see attached). The SRF is right about at the switching frequency.
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For a TLV61048 configured to run at 1MHz, 3.5V to 6V, I'm seeing poor transient response. I suspect the output cap; it's a C3216X5R1E336M160AC (see attached). The SRF is right about at the switching frequency.
Comments?
Trying to get plots for you.
Are you saying it's not generally incorrect for the output cap of a boost regulator to have a SRF lower than the operating frequency of the regulator? I'm looking at TI app note SLTA055.
Thanks!
Hi Steve,
It's better to put a ceramic capacitor with its SRF higher than operating frequency of the regulator so the ripple would be smaller, and SW ringing during switching would be smaller.
Please share the schematic and transient waveform. Thank you.