SLVAEJ1 January   2020 TPS25830-Q1 , TPS25830A-Q1 , TPS25831-Q1 , TPS25832-Q1 , TPS25833-Q1 , TPS25840-Q1 , TPS25842-Q1

 

  1.   Loop Characteristic Evaluation and Optimization of TPS2583x-Q1
    1. 1 Introduction
      1. 1.1 Loop Introduction of TPS2583x-Q1
    2. 2 Loop Test Method of TPS2583x-Q1
      1. 2.1 Test the Loop Characteristics Without Cable Compensation Function
      2. 2.2 Evaluating Loop Characteristics With Cable Compensation Function
    3. 3 How to improve the loop characteristic of TPS2583x-Q1
    4. 4 Summary
    5. 5 References

Evaluating Loop Characteristics With Cable Compensation Function

When the cable compensation function is used, the setup shown in Figure 3 cannot cut off the loop completely. This method cannot measure the loop characteristic correctly when the cable compensation function is enabled. For this case, fast load transient is used to evaluate loop characteristics. Generally speaking, when the phase margin is greater than 45 °, the overshoot of the load transient will be smaller, and the overshoot callback will be smooth [1]. For poor loop design, its overshoot of load transient will be higher, and the overshoot callback may have ringing. The load transient performance of TPS2583x-Q1 is compared with and without cable compensation function. Figure 5 is the load transient result of no cable compensation function. Figure 6 is the load transient result with cable compensation function. The overshoots and undershoots are summarized in Table 1.

figure5.pngFigure 5. Load Transient Result of TPS2583x-Q1 Without Cable Compensation
figure6.pngFigure 6. Load Transient Result of TPS2583x-Q1 With Cable Compensation

Table 1. Overshoot and Undershoot Result

Overshoot (mV) Undershoot (mV)
No cable compensation 192.2 175.6
With cable compensation 201.2 183.6