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Typically, the burst mode thresholds are set based on what load is the application desires to exit burst mode. For the controller to drop into burst mode, the Vcomp signal needs to drop below the BMTL threshold. In practice, the simplest way to accomplish this is to depopulate the top LL/SS resistor and adjust the output current to the required set point for burst mode entry/exit. To obtain BMTL threshold, measure the VCR waveform peak to peak when the high side and low side gates are turning off. The Excel design calculator [12] needs to be able to suggest a value for the LL/SS resistors once we have the BMTL voltage that we want to target (Let’s say if we use BW option 6 do BMTH=BMTL/0.6 to get the BMTH level to put into the calculator). LL/SS pin resistors can then be populated to establish the burst mode thresholds.