Part Number: LM5122 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: PMP9256 ,
Hello, I found that in PMP9256 can be used 2 types of transformers. Base case (in www.ti.com/.../snvr384a.pdf ) - PA6605-AL. As I understand some components from DNP should be installed. Can you…
TI reference design may be an option for choosing ref design based on your requirements.
TI reference design link: https://www.ti.com/reference-designs/index.html
For 9V-60V input, 12V Vout, 5A Iout： https://www.ti.com/tool/PMP9256 and www.ti.com/.../PMP2…
Hi,
There is no exact match. A similar is like this PMP9256
Your output power is 3 x difference. So you may need three different designs, one for 60W and 90W, one for 120W and 150W, and one for 180W.
Your input voltage range is very wide about 11 to 1…
Hi Eric,
A flyback should be able to meet your design requirement. You may be interested in PMP9256 which is a 9V to 60V input, 12V/5A output reference design: http://www.ti.com/tool/PMP9256
Best Regards,
Ben Lough
Hi Jasbeer,
1. The LED driver should be connected to VDD-RTN side of the PD controller. Otherwise, it could affect detection.
2. PMP7499 was not designed for a 12V input. Rather, I recommend looking at the PMP9256 which has a wider input with the same…
Part Number: LM5020 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: PMP9256 Hi team,
My customer has a new project design requirement. Can you help evaluate if LM5020 can achieve 92% efficiency with an SR controller? Please refer to the below data for the basic spec…
Hi Giorgio,
It gets complicated to find the right solution since it is very system specific. I would say that it is better to look at reference designs to see how the compensation network is made and what techniques where used to eliminate the overshoot…
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LM5122 , PMP9256 I need to create an isolated 48Vout from 12Vin at both a 60W and a 120W output, ideally with different population options. The LM5122 got my attention because of its master/slave capability, in hopes I could…
