Hi Dana,
Yes the TPS23861 comes with reference code. I recommend looking at the link below. Under software development tab, you can find reference code using MPS430 as an example.
https://www.ti.com/product/TPS23861?keyMatch=SLUC600B&tisearch=search-everything#design…
Hi Team
I'm not sure what the function of J17 in the reference design of TPS23861EVM-612 is.
Just attach my schematic. Please also help me confirm it, thanks.
Hi again.
So we decided to buy the necessary things for legitimate test for this PD.
Can you please correct me if I am wrong?
We need to buy:
TPS23861EVM-612 Evaluation Module
USB-TO-GPIO: USB Interface Adapter EVM
What we need to do:
connect TPS23861EVM…
Part Number: TPS23861 Hi
We use the TPS23861 in our 4G router to power a small video camera.
Our schematic are attached below:
We used the reference design.
All works very well, we have now 50 devices in the field.
But 2-3 devices we get back because…
Hi Tommy, you want to have a similar connections like the TPS23861EVM-612. AOUT in the first PSE is connected to AIN in the second PSE. AIN in the first PSE is floating and AOUT in the second PSE is floating.
Also note A3 in the second PSE is left floating…
Hi Randhir,
TPS2384 has over voltage protection at 55V. If you want to test with higher voltage, please use our newer generation PSE EVMs, such as TPS23861EVM-612 or TPS2388EVM. Thanks.
Best regards,
Penny
Part Number: TPS23861 The TPS23861EVM-612 uses VPWR and a 22V zener to drive the POE LED. That consumes a lot of power. Can I use the Gate signal and drive the LED using VDD power as in the attached schematic? What threshold would you recommend for the…
Hi Ufuk,
In your case, I think TPS23861 is a better solution for you since TPS23861 and TPS23882 have some differences in register setting. You can use 3 of TPS23861 devices. We have MSP430 reference code for multi-port power management applications( http…
Hello Errol,
1. Can you comment on the load level and type, in light of section 6.4 Startup to Resistive Overload with TPS23861EVM-612?
2. This PD is dual sourced for UPOE. Can you confirm the PSE supports UPOE? - Also please know, UPOE and IEEE802…