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Yes. Half-bridge switchmode audio amps, with +- power supplies, can have that problem.
John
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Yes. Half-bridge switchmode audio amps, with +- power supplies, can have that problem.
John
"Jim Thompson" wrote in message news: snipped-for-privacy@4ax.com...
As somebody else mentioned, these types of supplies that guarantee that they can sink (as well as source) are used for mid-supply memory terminations. They're referred to as "VTT" or "termination" supplies.
Here's a table of LT termination switchers. They are overkill.
If you can convince the customer to use a linear (it is fairly low current) then the TI TPS51100 will work. You'll just need to fake a 2V supply because its output is half of the reference supply.
Bob
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