HI TI,
I have an automatic car system project design that needs to support 8~54V input and output 12V/3A, can you recommend materials and design suggestions? (AEC certification is not required)
THANKS
BR,
Delun
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Hello Delun,
Thanks for reaching out to us via e2e.
Are you explicitly looking for a Buck-Boost topology (four switch design)?
Or would for example an asynchronous flyback design with a single FET also be an option?
Thanks and regards,
Harry
HI Harry
Is there any risk in using buck-boost topology? I don’t need non-isolation, convenient material preparation and price are the priority.
BR,
Delun
Hello Delun,
There is no risk in using a Buck-Boost technology.
But - as you have confirmed - if price is a concern, a flyback or Sepic could be cheaper than a Buck-Boost with four FETs.
But you will need to find an appropriate transformer (to avoid a custom design) and a transfomer will probably require more space (height).
Best regards,
Harry
HI Harry,
For buck-boost, do you have any recommended models? The flyback transformer will be a purchasing pain point for me, and my mass production may not be able to support MOQ.
Thanks,
Delun
Hello Delun,
you can use the product search and comparison feature on our website to identify the right products for your application:
www.ti.com/.../
In this case - for a 54V input - you could use the LM5176, the LM5177 or the LM5118 which is an asynchronous version for two FETs and two diodes.
Best regards,
Harry