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I recently used the MP2225 chip as a power chip to convert DC12V to DC5V. After soldering the circuit and connecting it to the 12V input, it initially output 5V, but after a while it outputs 12V directly. The chip is not hot and there are no other signs of damage. I changed to a new chip and used the 8V input, and it was still the same except that it became 500mV this time. The schematic diagram and data sheet are attached. I hope someone can point out where the problem is! Thank you.

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I am working on Taiwan Yuanxiang's step-up and step-down IC chips. If there is an opportunity for cooperation, I can provide you with samples and test engineering to help you solve the problem throughout the process.  Details Published on 2018-8-1 10:21
 
 

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The data sheet gives you a reference circuit. The polarity capacitors used are tantalum capacitors. I used SMD aluminum electrolytic capacitors. The rest are based on the reference circuit.
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It depends on the load you are testing. If you use aluminum electrolytic capacitors, the capacity should be increased.
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I re-soldered the board and found that there was no problem. The only difference was that the voltage dropped after being powered on for a long time (3 hours), from 5.0039V to 4.9989V.  Details Published on 2018-8-1 19:49
 
 
 

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Special attention should be paid to the selection of inductor to ensure that its saturation current is greater than the peak current in the circuit.
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The rated current of the inductor is above 5.5A.  Details Published on 2018-8-1 19:49
 
 
 

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I am working on Taiwan Yuanxiang's step-up and step-down IC chips. If there is an opportunity for cooperation, I can provide you with samples and test engineering to help you solve the problem throughout the process.
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topwon posted on 2018-8-1 09:47 It depends on what the load is when you test. In addition, if you switch to aluminum electrolytic, the capacity should be increased.
I re-soldered a board and found that there is no problem. It’s just that the voltage will drop after being powered on for a long time (3 hours), from 5.0039V to 4.9989V.
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topwon posted on 2018-8-1 09:50 Pay special attention to the selection of inductors. Make sure that their saturation current is greater than the peak current in the circuit.
Inductors are rated for more than 5.5A
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