I think it depends on the load at Vout. If Vin is a battery input there shouldn't be a large dV/dt on the battery side.
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Re: What is the dv/dt side of an inductor
I think it depends on the load at Vout. If Vin is a battery input there shouldn't be a large dV/dt on the battery side.
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Re: What is the dv/dt side of an inductor
It's a desktop USB application; never going to run on batteries.Originally Posted by rsocor01
The circuit is designed (by Texas Instruments) to handle wall adapters from 7V to 16V (datasheet for TPS56637 says it can handle up to 28V, but that wasn't my objective).
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