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I need a buck converter than can accept input voltages in the range of 9V to 36V
Continues current 8A and peak current 15A
Output voltage = 7.4 and 8.4V
It would be great if it is available on Webench Tool or some reference design.
Thanks
Hi,
Most of our devices have peak current limit to prevent damage. So you need to choose a converter which have the ability to source 15A. But we don't have such a product.
I recommend our controller LM25148 for you. And a possible choose is LMQ644A2-Q1, which can handle 12A continues, but may reach limit when need 15A.
Thank you.
BR,
Shipeng
Thanks for your reply but it's seems like your reply doesn't match with the TI portfolio.
I did some research and found some buck converter IC that can source current more than 15A. Can you help me to choose a cost effective and low BOM count solution.
Thanks
Hi,
Don't you need Vinmax to be 36V? The devices you show is only 6V. They will be damaged if you give a 36V input.
Yes,
You are right. I need 36V input. I found one IC but i need your help for it's pcb design files or some reference design.LMQ644A2-Q1
It has 12A max current.
I need two output voltages 7.4V and 8.4V(one at a timr).
I don't mind having a jumper to select a resistance between these two output.
Also i searched using integrated MOSFET. I am also open for external mosfet solution as long it can reduce BOM and size of the board. I have limited space.
Thanks
Hi,
LMQ644A2-Q1 is integrated MOSFET. If you use a jumper, it is easy to design. Just put two resistors in series from FB to GND and use a jumper to short one to configure output voltage.
Thanks.
BR,
Shipeng
Hi,
Here are some resources:
LMQ644A2QEVM-S2100 Evaluation board | TI.com
PMP23117 reference design | TI.com
And you can find webench entry in this page LMQ644A2-Q1 data sheet, product information and support | TI.com
You can use webench to design at 7.4V and 8.4V respectively.
BR,
Shipeng
Can you provide me PCB project files for this EVM plz?
https://www.ti.com/tool/LMQ644A2QEVM-S2100#tech-docs
Thanks
Hi Ali,
The product expert is out of the office now. TI responses may be delayed during the year end holiday season until Jan 2nd, 2024.
Thank you for your patience and I wish you happy holidays.
Best Regards,
Ryan
Hi,
Sorry we can't provide gerber files. You can only refer to the layout pictures in the EVM user's guide.
Is there any reason that you can't provide PCB design files? TI always offered design files of EVM because it is the main purpose of EVM to test and evaluate the performance of chips.
Can you provide me stackup layer information at least because i am expecting the same results as EVM and if i will not able to achieve it then its not good.
I hope you will understand it and share the design files.
You can also guide me if i have to apply some form to get it.
Thanks
Hi Miranda Gu
Can you help me with it plz?
I need pcb design files for this EVM as well for another version of the board.
https://www.ti.com/tool/LMQ644A2QEVM-S2100#tech-docs
Thanks