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RE: Bidirectional buck boost

Banala Kranthikumarreddy

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Can I control the PMP15035, LM5170 with external digital circuit like Microcontroller. I see PMP15035 board was not for sale mentioned in your website www.ti.com/.../PMP15035
- over 2 years ago
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RE: LM34936-Q1: Lm34936-q1

Youhao Xi

Hi Rudra, Thank you for reaching out and for considering our solution. Your are at the good start point by looking at a buck-boost controller. For the operating voltage range, the LM34936 can support. However, its integrated drivers are not strong enough…
- over 2 years ago
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RE: LM5170EVM-BIDIR: Inquire Buck(CC) and Boost(CV) control circuit

Youhao Xi

Hi User, From your description, what you need is a buck-boost circuit. To use the LM5170, you can refer to http://www.ti.com/tool/PMP15035 , using two stage to implement the buck-boost function. You can control CC and CV for the output stage. By controlling…
- over 3 years ago
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Buck boost converter for 12 v and 12A output

vignesh M6

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Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TL1451 , LM5118 , PMP15035 , LM5170 , LM5175 , LM5176 Hi, As per our requirement, we need 12 V@12 A output, and 12 V @22 A output from the 8 to 46 V. The Peak current up-to 96 V. So please guide us for selecting the correct part…
- over 4 years ago
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RE: LM5170-Q1: Using as a battery charger/discharge controller

Garrett Roecker

Hi Salman, Sorry, I should have typed PMP15035. Please see the link below www.ti.com/.../PMP15035 Based on your input above I think this might be the best solution for you. Please note that the MOSFETs, inductor and loop compensation will need to change…
- over 5 years ago
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RE: LM5170EVM-BIDIR: Bidirectional converter for hybrid energy source & energy management

Youhao Xi

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Hi Praveen, Thank you for reaching out, and yes the LM5170 supports such applications. The dual battery system refers to the automotive 48V and 12V dual battery system used in mild hybrid electric vehicles. Depending on your power architecture, you may…
- over 4 years ago
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RE: LM5170-Q1: Usage for same input-output voltage

Youhao Xi

Hi Lius, Thank you for your interests. You should refer to the following reference. It is 12V to 12V but can be modified to do 24V to 24V. The power level can be scaled by increasing or reducing the power inductors and also the MOSFETs. www.ti.com…
- over 4 years ago
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RE: LM5036: Inquire bi-direction DC/DC reference circuit

Colin Gillmor

Hello Edward I'm afraid that the LM5036 won't support bi-directional operation simply. You could look at the reference designs library at www.ti.com/.../index.html and enter the keyword 'bi-directional' - the www.ti.com/.../PMP15035 for…
- over 5 years ago
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RE: LM5176: Is this chip bidirectional?

Garrett Roecker

Hi Ashley, Please take a look at PMP15035 . This might be a good starting point for the application. Thanks, Garrett
- over 5 years ago
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RE: LM5170: For Battery Charging applications

Youhao Xi

Hi Urmi, Thank you for reaching out. The LM5170 can be used to support this buck-boost operation. We have a ref design which was designed for 12V to 12V applications but the same concept can be used to modify this ref design to support your 60V applications…
- over 3 years ago
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