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In LTspice the "solver" is an extra issue besides choosing a time-step. ...Jim Thompson

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Jim Thompson
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I just got an eval board for the Linear LT8602, which is a cute quad synchronous switcher. It seems to work fine. It's interesting that they intend two of the outputs to run off the prime DC source, and two others to run off one of the switcher outputs.

My production people dislike QFN leadless packages, so the TI TPS54302 is still appealing.

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John Larkin         Highland Technology, Inc 

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I worked with a pretty good control engineer (helped to hire her, actually) who started out in economics, got interested in control (they teach control theory in economics degree programs), and finished up her PhD in applied math.

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Tim Wescott 
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