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    3.3v/5v - VFB (Feedback) should be 2V proven by calculation

    Hello guys

    The 3.3v and 5v always

    Hope you are all okay brothers, i went through voltage dividers,Calculations, for those who are new a specially, it's so true that when check the Feedback pins for 3.3v always and 5v always you should get 2V on those pins...

    Below is the link to my calculation calculating the Feedback volts

    https://youtu.be/Ufks5ucea5w
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    Re: 3.3v/5v - VFB (Feedback) should be 2V proven by calculation

    https://www.google.com/search?q=volt...hrome&ie=UTF-8

    FB must NOT be 2v because it is used to regulate output from 2-5,5V. read datasheet

    this ic is way old. newer 3/5V ic dont use FB but have fixed output
    Last edited by ktmmotocross; 11-27-2021, 03:49 AM.

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      #3
      Re: 3.3v/5v - VFB (Feedback) should be 2V proven by calculation

      Dont agree with your assumption of 2V on FB pin.

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        #4
        Re: 3.3v/5v - VFB (Feedback) should be 2V proven by calculation

        Originally posted by mcplslg123 View Post
        Dont agree with your assumption of 2V on FB pin.
        Yes I understand, on old chips yes I agree, all PWM have the FB , although they don't use voltage dividers but I'm gonna check how they work…They do have the FB , but latest ones don't

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