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VIPER011XS BUCK topology

APC.1
Associate II

0693W00000LxkCPQAZ.pngCould someone explain why POWER EARTH and GND (PIN 1) are tied togheter?

This not make sense for me.

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Peter BENSCH
ST Employee

The best way to show this is with a drawing:

0693W00000LxkpgQAB.pngRegards

/Peter

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Peter BENSCH
ST Employee

Welcome, @APC.1​, to the community!

You got confused by the symbols:

  • the three dashes of different lengths indicate power earth
  • the small white triangle is an internal connection of the schematic that must not be connected to ground

This representation was chosen because the VIPer011 is actually a flyback converter whose GND pin is not connected to GND in this buck converter, but realizes the output.

Does it answer your question?

Regards

/Peter

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APC.1
Associate II

We need to conect +VOUT 25.8VCC and power earth instead GND?

Peter BENSCH
ST Employee

The best way to show this is with a drawing:

0693W00000LxkpgQAB.pngRegards

/Peter

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APC.1
Associate II

Great!! exactily what I did.

Excellent!

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/Peter

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