Part Number: TPS2372 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TIDA-01463 Dear *,
we selected TPS2372 for PD and on the PoE voltage we have two DCDC connected.
1) Should we only have one input filter like in TIDA-01463 ?
2) How is the input filter calculated…
Hello Duncan,
I would like to recommend the DP83822 or DP83826 for this application. In fact, TI also has a reference design for POE, TIDA-01463 ( ).
Sincerely,
Gerome
Part Number: TPS2372 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TIDA-01463 , LM5165 , Hi, team
In general, any filters are required to add between PD output and DCDC?
I guess it depends on the system requirements, but I would like to understand when filters are required…
Hi Venu,
Majority of our EVMs and TI designs focus on the power; if trying to design a data+power PD system, I recommend looking at TIDA-01463. This is PoE lighting application; however, at a high level, it is a good reference to see how we approached…
Hi Keisuke,
If the DCDC is non-isolated, then there would be no need for an opto for TPH TPL or BT. Instead it can be connected directly to a GPIO on the microcontroller.
I recommend looking at what we did in TIDA-01463 as a reference. This is a non-isolated…
Hi Satoshi,
Please refer to the answer as below:
1. Using 2pcs of TPS2372-4 can realize the power over 90W. Please see the reference design: www.ti.com/.../slva986.pdf
2. .We have a published reference design for LED lighting by 802.3bt power: www…
Part Number: TPS2372 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TIDA-01463 Hi Sir
May I know why lighting application can be used with non-isolation structure
Have any document that I can refer to
Thanks
Hi Craig,
Do you mean a Power Over Ethernet application where the power to the board is supplied via Ethernet cable (Cat5e)? We have such example application using our 10/100Mbps Ethernet PHY, DP83822I. More information about the POE design can be obtained…
Hi Howard, We also have our bulk cap as 100uF for our PoE Lighting design, TIDA-01463. Using a larger bulk cap is not unusual for a buck topology. There may be a spike of current when you connect the LEDs which can hit the operational current limit…
As you have mentioned there are two families of parts, the 'E' and the 'P'. The 'P' has the higher performance ADC while the 'E' has the integrated MAC & PHY. With regards to the POE, there are a couple of reference designs, one with the 'E' device…