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A non-isolated DC-DC converter topology which outputs a voltage less than or equal to the input voltage.
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LM3150 Webench not matching with LTSpice?
design from Webench (5V @ 10A):
I'm using LTspice to simulate this design, but my results are bizarre, as shown here:
I have looked into this thread: TI Webench and PSpice Conflicting Results for LM3150 Buck … From what I saw from user Tony Stewart EE75: (https://electronics.stackexchange.com/users/17574/tony-stewart-ee75), TI Webench and PSpice Conflicting Results for LM3150 Buck Converter, URL (version: 2021 …
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