Part Number: TPS923652
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Part Number: TPS923652
Could you pls share me the schematic before and after? May I know the input voltage? I suppose 24V is VLED(LED forward voltage)
When the damage happen, do you have waveform of VIN, SW, and ILED? Is this just happen occasionally or can be reproduced?

Hi Eirwen,this is our schematic diagram. The input voltage is 12V, the output voltage is 39v when there is no load.When no load connect,the output voltage is 24v.
When the damage happen, the VIN,SW and VLED are all 12V. The issue may still reoccurs after replacing the IC.
Yes, Rflt and Cflt are required for robustness.
In the latest data manual, we found that CSN and CSP have a set of RC.
The function of Rflt/Cflt and RC snubber are different. It will be good to add RC snubber which can help to suppress excessive switching spikes and ringing.
However, we didn't reserve a position for R, so we came up with an alternative solution. We pulled down a set of R+C to ground at the SW end.
From the waveform shared, it looks good and seems like it's not the waveform when the issue happen. For the recommendation, both Rflt/Cflt and RC snubber are suggested in order to improve the robustness.
So far, no damage has occurred during testing. Could this also solve the damage issue?Or is there any risk associated with this RC?
Thank you!