To achieve the inverting function, the
output terminals are swapped such that VOUT becomes GND and the GND terminal
becomes -VOUT. Everything was GND is now labeled - VOUT. The
modification shown in .Figure 5-1
- The reference designators are identical
between buck and inverting buck boost, except for the input capacitors C1, C2 and C3
whose connections need to be changed
- Remove input capacitor C1, C2 and C3
from the EVM, but save them to re-install later
- Install 2 pcs 22 μF, 10V ceramic output
capacitors at C6 and C7. Might add more to reduce output ripple and improve loop
stability.
- Change the value of R1 and R2 to set
the appropriate output voltage
Installing the input capacitor C1, C2 and C3 guidance shown in
Figure 5-2
- Because existing input GND pads of input
capacitors C3 are not the correct electrical location on existing EVM. So put a electrical
tape to cover that GND pad of C3 to avoid wrong connection.
- The existing pad for VIN
connection of C3 is used and a wire is added to complete the connection to GND, which is
Vout on the PCB
- Re-install C1, C2 and C3 as highlighted
in red square area
- Input supply can be applied between VIN
and GND, which is VOUT on the PCB
- Load can be applied between
-VOUT and GND