I am using lm2596-12v. input voltage is 36v and when output current is more than 1A voltage getting low and ic getting so much heat
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I am using lm2596-12v. input voltage is 36v and when output current is more than 1A voltage getting low and ic getting so much heat
Hello,
Would you please send us your schematic and the board layout? What package of the IC are you using?
Regards,
Akshay
Hello Anand,
Somehow your attachments haven't come through. Would you please resend them?
The LM2596S has an exposed tab that should be well soldered on to copper. This functions as heat sinking. If this is not well soldered then it could cause thermal runaway and limit the circuit performance with respect to the load. Please also send us your layout.
Thanks,
Akshay
Hi Anand,
Can you specify what you mean by Component value? Have you tried using Webench first to design the schematic for your specific application?
Thanks,
Anston
Hello all
The Component value is as shown for 40 volts.
How many Ohm is your load? and how many Amp is your supply?
keep in mind that its easier to create voltage from amperage then amps from voltage.
your supply amp rating should equal your load required amperage without exceeding the chips max amp rating.
I hope this helps.
Anand, I hope you've solved the problem by now.
If you have a 36Vin design, it should work for 40Vin. Or Webench can be used to calculate external components value.
I agree with Jeff that Vout drops at heavier load could come from too low current limit on the supply.
If you still have issue, it would help to send us the layout file, scope shots of VIN (pin1), SW (pin2) and output voltage (pin4).
Yang