LT3845A
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The LT3845A is a high voltage, synchronous, current mode controller used for medium to high power, high efficiency supplies. It offers a wide 4V to 60V...
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Hi Stefano,
Yes, you can run the LT3845A as a non-synchronous buck by replacing the MOSFET with a Schotty diode. The cathode of the diode will be connected to SW and the Anode to the ground. You can leave the BG floating, as it will just act as an open load.
Just ensure the BURST_EN pin is grounded in your schematic, which I am sure it is.
Hi Anthonyuche,
thank you very much for your gently reply.
Actually I connected the BURST_EN pin to Vcc, by analogy with the RH3845MK (which does not have the BURST function). This is in the case of future space applications.
If I leave the BURST function disabled, is it not possible to replace the low MOSFET with a diode?
Thanks in advance for your support.
Kind Regards
Stefano
Hi Anthonyuche,
thank you very much for your gently reply.
Actually I connected the BURST_EN pin to Vcc, by analogy with the RH3845MK (which does not have the BURST function). This is in the case of future space applications.
If I leave the BURST function disabled, is it not possible to replace the low MOSFET with a diode?
Thanks in advance for your support.
Kind Regards
Stefano