Re: Any known issues with TPS71xxx regulators?
- From: mark <markrwalter@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 20 Oct 2006 23:16:58 GMT
Joerg wrote:
I am sure TI wouldn't endorse this. The ESR needs be low and placing aI've just seen some changes to regulator datasheets where there is a caution
10ohm resistor in series would carry the potential that the whole thing
bursts into oscillation.
The input capacitor could be increased a bit but it's on the HV side so
it would cost some space. And right now it is all pretty much what the
data *** recommend. Let's see what TI comes back with tomorrow.
about having too low an ESR capacitor. Surprised the hell out of me: not
something I would have looked for, but now I know. May be worth checking
out (Issue is loop stability and would not expect it to be distructive to
the part but...)
M Walter
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