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Layout, power loss, and packaging to address thermal concerns with integrated FET DC/DC converters

This training series dives into how to get the best thermal performance with TI’s latest buck converters. Special focus given to the HotRod package.

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1. Layout, power loss and packaging to address thermal concerns with integrated FET DC/DC converters

What you’ll learn:

  • How the current ratings for TI DC/DC converters are defined and what they mean in practice
  • The tradeoffs of various board layout variables when designing with a HotRodTM package
  • The difference in performance between HotRodTM and traditional QFN by evaluating the same part in both packages.
# Title Duration
1.1 Layout, power loss, and packaging, to address thermal concerns with integrated FET DC/DC converters - 1 - Introduction
This session dives into how to get the best thermal performance with TI’s latest buck converters. Special focus given to the HotRod package.
06:56
1.2 Layout, power loss, and packaging to address thermal concerns with integrated FET DC/DC converters - 2 - Current Rating
What sets the current rating for a DC/DC converter
12:13
1.3 Layout, power loss, and packaging to address thermal concerns with integrated FET DC/DC converters - 3 - Thermal Metrics
DC/DC Converter thermal package parameters and how they apply
10:30
1.4 Layout, power loss, and packaging to address thermal concerns with integrated FET DC/DC converters - 4 - Airflow and SOA
Effect of airflow on devices in powerstack clip QFN packages and how we measure it
05:19
1.5 Layout, power loss, and packaging to address thermal concerns with integrated FET DC/DC converters - 5 - Measuring ThetaJA and Thermal Coupling
Measuring Theta JA and Thermal Coupling
06:56
1.6 Layout, power loss, and packaging to address thermal concerns with integrated FET DC/DC converters - 6 - HotRod Layout
Effect of PCB Layout with HotRod Package
17:14
1.7 Layout, power loss, and packaging to address thermal concerns with integrated FET DC/DC converters - 7 - HotRod vs QFN
HotRod vs traditional QFN Package
12:06
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