Engineer It: How to achieve great EMI performance with a non-synchronous converter
2,241 views · Published 20 July 2016 · 10:44 · Indexed 21 October 2026
Channel: Texas Instruments · 2016 · Education
Learn more about mitigating EMI with switching regulators https://training.ti.com/achieving-low-noise-and-low-emi-performance-dcdc-switching-regulators As we have learned in the past [1], synchronous converters are a great vehicle for achieving excellent EMI performance due to the integration of the high-side and low-side FETs. But what if your budget doesn't allow for a high-performance synchronous converter? How do you reduce EMI in your system when taking a non-synchronous approach? In this session, follow Frank into TI's 3-meter EMI chamber as he discusses the keys to realizing excellent EMI performance with the LMR16030 [2] 60V, 3A SIMPLE SWITCHER non-synchronous buck converter. [1] https://training.ti.com/layout-tips-radiated-emi-reduction-your-designs?keyMatch=layout%20emi&tisearch=Search-EN-Everything [2] https://www.ti.com/product/LMR16030
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