TX517 EVM power supplies

Muhammad Shahbaz

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My question is about TX517 EVM, as follows:

Other than standard power supplies of +- 5V, Should we also provide external power supplies to pins on header P1 like HV0=1.9v, LV0=-1.9v, VAA=2.5v, HV1=61v, LV1=-20.9v, HV2=32v, LV2=-11.9v?

Are they internally developed by the EVM or to be supplied externally.

Thanks.

over 9 years ago

0 Amy Schnoor over 9 years ago

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Muhammad,

We have received your post and hope to have a response back to you soon.

0 Amy Schnoor over 9 years ago in reply to Amy Schnoor

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Muhammad,

They are not internally developed by the EVM. They must be supplied externally.

0 Muhammad Shahbaz over 9 years ago in reply to Amy Schnoor

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Thank you dear Amy Schnoor.

The problem is solved, TX517EVM is now working.

0 Amy Schnoor over 9 years ago in reply to Muhammad Shahbaz

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Muhammad,

Glad to hear it! I will close this thread.

0 Sajad Rahmdel over 6 years ago in reply to Muhammad Shahbaz

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Dear Muhammad,
I know this thread is little bit old, I hope I'm not asking for too much.
We are also trying to provide power supplies for our TX517EVM. However, we have difficulties finding proper power supplies. Specially, -20.9v and +61v. Would you mind explaining what kind of power supplies you used? Also, did you provide all 11 different voltages?
Thank you :)

0 Muhammad Shahbaz over 6 years ago in reply to Sajad Rahmdel

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I have to check that.

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shahbaz.ele@gmail.com

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