Is there a way to limit the current draw for TPS54331 when the output is shorted? It causes a bias tee inductor to blow up when the output is shorted due to overcurrent. Can it be solved by by lowering the switching frequency? If so, how do do it?
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Is there a way to limit the current draw for TPS54331 when the output is shorted? It causes a bias tee inductor to blow up when the output is shorted due to overcurrent. Can it be solved by by lowering the switching frequency? If so, how do do it?
The inductor is 1008CS-751XJLC (Maximum DC Current: 360 mA). When RF + DC port in the schematic is shorted to ground, L2 (bias tee inductor) blows up. U4 is the TPS54331 chip, wondering if any changes in the circuit would help limit the current draw in case of shorting the output. Please let me know.
Thanks,
Swetha
Hi,
The IC only can limit the peak current of L1 when the output is shorted, you'd better to change an inductor whose DC rated current is larger.
Shawn