Part Number: LM251772EVM-PD Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LM251772 , USB2ANY , LM251772-Q1 Hi team,
My customers are evaluating the LM251772EVM-PD, currrently they are not connecting it with I2C, JP10 and JP11 are set with SCL and SDA both connection…
Hi Volodymyr,
the LM251772 is a spin of the LMN51772 which is targeted for USB-PD.
There you also can find some reference designs:
LM251772 Datenblatt, Produktinformationen und Support | TI.com
LM251772EVM-PD Evaluierungsplatine | TI.com
TPS26742EQ1EVM…
Darren,
I confirmed the request went through.
The EVM is available now, TPS26742-Q1 ICs will be available at the end of October.. I suggest ordering https://www.ti.com/tool/TPS26742EQ1EVM , then swapping 742-Q1 for 742E-Q1 on the PCB. You will also…
Hi Dmytro,
there are some reference designs already done with the LM251772 (a derivate of the LM51772 but more targeted to USB-PD)
See:
LM251772 Datenblatt, Produktinformationen und Support | TI.com
LM251772EVM-PD Evaluation board | TI.com
TPS26742EQ1EVM…
Hi Aurora,
if you need to operate input voltage up to 20V and output voltage down to 20V you might need a Buck Boost to have a stable supply for that condition.
In that case please have a look a:
LM251772 Datenblatt, Produktinformationen und Support…
Hi Alex,
thank you for using the E2E forum.
In the LM251772EVM-PD Evaluation board is an implementation shown for the DRV1 pin to control a c-channel MOSFET.
In this case the intention is to disconnect the so that current from the output can not…
Hi Zhang,
not sure about the spec for this power supply.
With using the info i have found in the webench.pdf:
VinMin = 24.0V VinMax = 30.0V Vout = 48.0V Iout = 20.0A
It should be able to handle an output power of 960W.
If not an active cooling…
