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Hello!

I use two TPS61028 non isolated DC-DC in portable device, which supply from two batteries (two cell 1,2V each).

One DC-DC is used for digital 3,3V supply and other DC-DC is used for analog 5V supply.

I attach both schematics.

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I changed input voltage (net Vin BATP) and I measured voltages and current consumption of my portable device with two working DC-DC.

I cann't reach efficiency values from TPS61028 datasheet.

I used multimeter Agilent U1252B for current consumption measurement on net VinBATP net and Agilent DSO-X 2012A oscilloscope for average (average time is 10 ms) voltage measurement.

Multimeter can measure current in three modes: AC, DC and AC+DC. I attached picture for understanding difference between modes:

I measured current consumption in all three modes and in case without load, with resistor load 3940 Ohm on 3,3V net and with resistor load 3940 Ohm on 5V net.

I attached results of my measurements:

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The graphs of efficiency is below:

I have a few questions:

1. Why current consumption of TPS61028 without any load (I measured about 100000 Ohm) is more than 2*45uA = 90 uA (I used two DC-DC)?

2. What kind of current consumption value is used, when measured efficiency in TPS61028 datasheet? (DC value or AC+DC value, or AC value)

3. Why efficiency of TPS61028 is low (about 15% less)?
Input and output capacitors I placed near IC without vias and so on. I placed inductor (10uH) on bottom side of PCB and connected with IC by means of two parallel vias.

4. May I increase efficiency if I will use TPS with fixed output voltage instead adjust version?

With best regards, Maxim Galkin.

P.S. Sorry for my bad english.


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