Hi,

I'm trying to set up my LM2576, but on the datasheet, they use an inductor on the output pin.

Would it be possible to replace this inductor with a gyrator circuit? If so, what parts would be required and how would they be arranged?

Also, if anyone has an LTspice model of the LM2576, I would appreciate it if you could share it with me.

Thanks

 

Would it be possible to replace this inductor with a gyrator circuit?

No.

A gyrator can only mimic the impedance vs. frequency characteristics of an inductor; it is not an energy-storage device like a real inductor, which is what is required in a switching regulator.

 

Hi,

I'm trying to set up my LM2576, but on the datasheet, they use an inductor on the output pin.

Would it be possible to replace this inductor with a gyrator circuit? If so, what parts would be required and how would they be arranged?

Also, if anyone has an LTspice model of the LM2576, I would appreciate it if you could share it with me.

Thanks

As OBW said - no.

Gyrators are fairly common in multi slider graphic equalisers though.