Power Dissipation Calculation for TLF35584Qx
A thermal simulation based on a large signal transient switching model to
predict power loss
and junction temperature at user defined electrical
conditions
- Define electrical parameters and select parts
- Click on „Steady-State“ to view Simulation results
- Want more variations? Change circuit configuration
- Click on 'Hold result' to keep trace & compare to other Simulation results
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This simulation model is executed on all internal regulators simultaneously:
the pre-regulators with step-up switching converter "Boost” and step-down
switching converter "Buck" as well as the "LDOs" as post-regulators. Please
refer to the data sheet for details on these circuits. Please note that the
"Buck" converter and the "LDOs" are powered by the output of the "Boost" if
the “system input voltage” is less than 7.5V, or directly by the “system
input voltage” if it is greater than 7.5V or the “Boost” is manually
disabled. This manually activate or deactivate ”Boost”-function makes it
possible to simulate the PMIC’s power dissipation without "Boost". The load
current imposed on "Boost" and "Buck" as well as their output voltages are
shown in the "Converter Outputs" display. In addition, the current ripple of
the output capacitors of "Buck" and "Boost" is displayed in the "Capacitor
Currents" plot in order to select external components. The losses of all
internal regulators of “TLF35584” are added and dissipated to the
environment via "Rth_ja". Therefore, the loss contribution of any stage
increases the junction temperature accordingly. For the "Boost" converter,
an external diode and transistor must be used. Here it is possible to choose
between some diodes and transistors which datasheets can be found using the
links below. This template does not model the "pulse frequency modulation
feature“ of “Buck”.
- OPTIREG™ PMIC Simulation Tool
- OPTIREG™ PMIC(Automotive)
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Step-up Converter Transistors: