It appears that the SwitcherPro model for the TPS54226 is incorrect when it comes to calculating the soft-start capacitor value. Seems to be 10x too high when compared to a manual calculation in the datasheet.
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It appears that the SwitcherPro model for the TPS54226 is incorrect when it comes to calculating the soft-start capacitor value. Seems to be 10x too high when compared to a manual calculation in the datasheet.
Hi Ryan,
Thanks for identifying this issue. By default, SwitcherPro uses a 3.3nF
capacitor on the SS pin for the TPS54226. This is the same value as used
in the datasheet example and EVM. However, SwitcherPro does calculate
an incorrect slow start duration. It should be 1.26ms for a 3.3nF cap.
Instead, SwitcherPro shows 12.38ms. So, the calculation is ballpark off
by an order of magnitude.
I will ask the developers to look at the code that calculates the cap
value from the advanced inputs form and the code that computes the slow
start duration after part selection.
Thanks,
Michael
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Michael Krasnicki
Analog eLab
Texas Instruments