Part Number: TPS92641EVM Hi Team!
Is there a way to modify the EVM to output a higher current, for example the part's maximum 5A? I'm curious if I could replace the FETs or passives to allow higher output current.
Thank you,
Cameron Wutzke
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Part Number: TPS92641EVM I want to add a owmbuld circut, like a shield, to the tps92641evm. Is it possible to get some dimension information of the board, like a ECAD/PCB-Layoutfile?
kind regards
christoph
Part Number: TPS92641EVM Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS92641 Dear teams,
Could I ask why the input voltage range is limited to 43 to 53V for TPS92641EVM, while TPS92641 can support 7 to 85V?
Thanks!
Dylan
Part Number: TPS92641EVM Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS92641 hi,
from TPS92641 EVM below,
https://www.ti.com/lit/pdf/slvu823
we get the setting below.
Vin= 43 - 53V
Vturn_on=40.5V
Vhys = 15.5V
Vovp=48.9V
VLED=40V
Question 1:
Vturn_off(40.5-15.5)…
Part Number: TPS92641EVM Other Parts Discussed in Thread: CSD18504Q5A , TPS92641 Hi team,
Could you please let know how to modify the EVM to operate it with 24V input?
What component should be modified to extend VIN range lower?
Regards,
Itoh
Part Number: TPS92641EVM Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS92640 Dear TI-support,
I'm in the process of evaluating the TPS92640 for an application.
In the EVM I've changed Rsense to 333 mOhm and R6 to 47 K to make V_IADJ 2.5 V for an nominal…
Part Number: TPS92641EVM Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS92641
What is the function of this DNP resistance and how to calculate the parameters?
Thanks very much
Part Number: TPS92641EVM Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS92641 Hello,
We have the development board with added Q3 for external Shunt FET PWM Dimming. R1 is decreased to 15 kOhm to get a switching frequency of about 1 MHz. Vin = 48 V
With an LED string…
Hi Steven,
thanks for your answer. Unfortunately, the TPS92641EVM seems to limit testing opportunities. The input voltage has to be above 43V and LED current is limited to 1A. Is it possible to run two TPS92641EVM synchronously to achieve 2A?
Using 24V…